Existing-home sales decline in December after 2 months of gains

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Existing-home sales declined 6.4 percent in December to a seasonally adjusted rate of 4.99 million, following two straight months of consecutive gains. Continue reading →

What to expect when you’re Connecting: Vegan and vegetarian restaurants near ICNY

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Our favorite places to find vegan and vegetarian food near Times Square. Continue reading →

What to expect when you’re Connecting: Happy hour spots near ICNY

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Our favorite picks for continuing the conversation over drinks at the end of the day during Inman Connect New York. Continue reading →

What to expect when you’re Connecting: Where to eat dinner at ICNY

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Our favorite picks for places for evening meals and networking over fantastic food during Inman Connect New York. Continue reading →

What to expect when you’re Connecting: Where to eat lunch at ICNY

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Our favorite picks for places to grab lunch with new and old friends during Inman Connect New York. Continue reading →

6 Great Health Books to Read This Year

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We hear a lot in the news and from the many health and aging advocacy organizations about how we can live better and longer lives if we take good care of ourselves. There are so many aspects to self care, including nutrition, fitness, mental health and… Continue reading →

Civil Discourse in an Era of Polarization

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People are unhappy; we live in a time of fragmentation and polarization. Our society is divided by rampant tribalism and fears of “the other,” marked by a distrust and anger of how groups are different, with the distress centering on politics. The Amer… Continue reading →