NYCEDC Economic Snapshot

#103: Unemployment Still Low, Mergers and Acquisitions Soar, and the Other Half of Other Services

#102: Unemployment Remains at Record Low and a Look at New York City's Melting Pot Subsector, Other Services

NYC unemployment reaches 4.5 million for the first time ever(!); taking a look at the Transportation and Warehousing industry; and bidding adieu to a Sterling host.

In our 100th Economic Snapshot podcast: Record-Low Unemployment and an X-Men-Related Megamerger.

What isn't included in the Professional, Scientific, and Technical Services industry? Plus the month's numbers.

Josh and Andrew unpack our data gathering process (where DOES the Snapshot come from?) and they take a close look at the Real Estate, Rental, and Leasing Industry.

Private sector employment bounces back in May; and we take a look at the city's Arts, Entertainment, and Recreation industry.

We take a closer look at the manufacturing industry and discuss NYCxDESIGN, the city’s annual celebration of design.

Unemployment in New York City fell to a record low in February. What does it mean? And we take a look at the city's largest industry.

This month, we talk about rebenchmarking: what it is, why it's done, and what it means for our monthly data.

This month, we take a look back at the New York City economy in 2017. But first, we explain a name change for our "monthly" snapshots.

This month, a look at the city's construction sector through an employment lens; and we touch on some recent positive trends, including a dip in overall unemployment and gains in private sector employment.

This month, Josh and Andrew talk affordability in NYC and explore the relationship between our "basic needs" and income bracket.

This month, we take a deep dive into New York City's retail trade, and we welcome Josh as our Economic Snapshot podcast host.

Are ride-share apps like Uber and Lyft hurting New York City's public transit? Learn about the latest data on Simon's final Economic Snapshot podcast as our host.