Daily News (New York, NY) articles from December 2004

Daily News (New York, NY) archives from December 2004

New York controller sues Merck in class-action suit for state's retirement fund.
December 1, 2004

Daily News, New York, real estate column.
December 1, 2004

Daily News, New York, Wall Street column.
December 1, 2004

Advertisers pay more for exposure during Super Bowl.
December 1, 2004

Former top executive accused of taking kickbacks, Newsday says.
December 1, 2004

Manhattan, N.Y., judge rules teen's breast reduction operation was necessary.
December 1, 2004

New York Algonquin Hotel cocktail has diamond on the bottom, for a big price.
December 1, 2004

Freight train project foes are railing to New York City development group.
December 1, 2004

Receipt pays off for Manhattan, N.Y., man arrested for Bush bicycle protest.
December 1, 2004

New York City forum to focus on restaurant workers' rights.
December 1, 2004

New York City must spend $5.6 billion more on public schools each year.
December 2, 2004

New York's minority neighborhoods get $5 million to fight AIDS.
December 2, 2004

New York restaurant, bar offers sound-proof booth for cell-phone yakkers.
December 2, 2004

Daily News, New York, media column.
December 2, 2004

El Diario basks in being New York's No. 1 Spanish-language newspaper.
December 2, 2004

Daily News, New York, Wall Street column.
December 2, 2004

No contract for Christmas as deadline passes for New York City teachers.
December 2, 2004

New Yorkers face nightmare day in subway.
December 2, 2004

Nation's top military commander is OK with proposed intelligence reform bill.
December 3, 2004

Daily News, New York, publishing column.
December 3, 2004

Lowball estimates cost New York billions, city tax assessors say.
December 3, 2004

New Yorkers still love LaGuardia Airport at 65.
December 3, 2004

Retailers remain hopeful, despite weak November results.
December 3, 2004

Education complex containing four schools planned for South Bronx in New York.
December 3, 2004

Sex drive patch for women hits federal roadblock.
December 3, 2004

Vornado Realty Trust tries Toys 'R' Us takeover.
December 3, 2004

Citigroup financial head buys mansion from investor who won claim.
December 4, 2004

Daily News, New York, Wall Street column.
December 4, 2004

New York mayor sells city as ideal 2012 Olympic Games setting.
December 4, 2004

New York tourism bureau tallies losses, says convention center is too small.
December 5, 2004

New York senate is in fight to override minimum wage hike veto.
December 5, 2004

New York City museums offer gifts along with culture for stressless shopping.
December 5, 2004

Foreigners fly to New York City to bargain-hunt while dollar is down.
December 5, 2004

New York City retailers: Hey, big spenders! Thanks a lot.
December 5, 2004

Bank of America adds lobbying, philanthropy to northeast regional head's duties.
December 6, 2004

GE Capital to forgive N.Y. small businesses' onerous Norvergence leasing deals.
December 6, 2004

Holiday food, fun are set to flow, but Wall Street firms to control costs.
December 6, 2004

Store credit card interest rates can be sky-high, study warns.
December 6, 2004

New York march pays fitting tribute to victims of a factory fire.
December 6, 2004

Gardeners in South Bronx, N.Y., are granted a green light to relocate.
December 6, 2004

Debate over New York mayor's rent-aid program for homeless gets hotter.
December 6, 2004

New York City transit authority seeks budget fix through tax boosts.
December 6, 2004

Blind riders stand up for token booth clerks in New York City.
December 6, 2004

New York attorney general takes aim at leasing companies.
December 7, 2004

Ringback service expected to be big business for Warner, Sony, Verizon.
December 7, 2004

Daily News, New York, Wall Street column.
December 7, 2004

New York governor backs adding Catskills casinos.
December 7, 2004

Sprint sues New York co-op over tower plan.
December 7, 2004

Sept. 11 relief fund to close after $513 million in aid paid out.
December 7, 2004

New York attorney general Eliot Spitzer expected to announce for governor.
December 7, 2004

New York Senate approves minimum wage hike.
December 7, 2004

Jury rules World Trade Center destroyed in two attacks.
December 7, 2004

New York lawmakers revamp old drug laws.
December 8, 2004

House passes intelligence bill.
December 8, 2004

Record label deal means first stage in new relationship with star rapper.
December 8, 2004

New York attorney general to make run for governor.
December 8, 2004

Daily News, New York, real estate column.
December 8, 2004

Retailers step up discounts, free shipping to recover from Thanksgiving weekend.
December 8, 2004

Daily News, New York, Wall Street column.
December 8, 2004

New York commuter railroad Metro-North trips on its own videotape.
December 8, 2004

State-operated convention center in New York City to get $1.2 billion expansion.
December 8, 2004

Suffolk County, N.Y., raises age to buy cigarettes.
December 8, 2004

New York City mayor decries transit authority board members' free ride perks.
December 8, 2004

United States imports flu vaccine.
December 8, 2004

Wal-Mart plans for Queens, N.Y., site remain mystery package.
December 8, 2004

Automakers to try to lure shoppers with new rebate incentives.
December 9, 2004

Daily News, New York, media column.
December 9, 2004

Animal rights activists urge boycott of Australian wool.
December 9, 2004

Al Franken re-ups with growing Air America progressive radio network.
December 9, 2004

New York City signs promotional deal with cable's History Channel.
December 9, 2004

New York City makes more flu shots available for seniors.
December 9, 2004

Laptop-computer use can affect sperm quality, quantity, researchers say.
December 9, 2004

Martha Stewart has new TV gig.
December 9, 2004

New York City, Olympics officials wrangle over bid for 2012 Games.
December 9, 2004

New York Assembly Speaker: 'Jury is still out' on Manhattan stadium.
December 9, 2004

Cost of Folgers brand to rise as coffee bean prices surge.
December 10, 2004

Daily News, New York, publishing column.
December 10, 2004

Starbucks hopes hot food can increase profits in New York City, elsewhere.
December 10, 2004

Owner's death closes Totonno's pizzas in New York's Coney Island.
December 10, 2004

Top media firms to appeal ruling concerning file sharers.
December 11, 2004

Daily News, New York, Wall Street column.
December 11, 2004

Flaws spark Ford, Dodge recalls.
December 11, 2004

Closing of Brooklyn, N.Y., off-track better parlor angers regulars.
December 11, 2004

Lawmakers give New York City rental-subsidy plan a $60 million boost.
December 11, 2004