New York City's Mercantile Mayhem
Nina RobertsA newsletter about NYC's independent businesses: immigrant-owned, storefront retail and CPGs.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 60 | Subscribers | Read | ninarobertsnyc.substack.com |
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NYC’s Mercantile Mayhem: Yeri Coffee, Food Funded East, Fuzhounese Potato Balls, Mamdani Wants to Destroy The Garden, Café Aroma and Funkifying The UES with Big Night
The world is so insane right now it’s difficult to concentrate, but the Mercantile Mayhem show goes on. Independent business owners are still working and surviving, even thriving; as are the corporations, retail chains, private equity firms...
NYC's Mercantile Mayhem: Drom's Gypsy Festival, Lebanese Food Alert, Mimi Cheng's Dumplings, 8th Ave 'Strip of Despair' and Open House New York
Greetings! I hope everyone is staying safe and sane. Please enjoy this edition of Mercantile Mayhem, my newsletter about the survival of independent businesses in New York City.
NYC's Mercantile Mayhem: No Go Coney Island Casino, Are Capital One Cafes Legal? Lost Pattern Silkiness, Friendship Pop-Up and Yes, Foreign Entrepreneurs Wanted
Hello, welcome to another Mercantile Mayhem newsletter about the survival of independent businesses in New York City.
NYC's Mercantile Mayhem: Fermentation Follies, Finnish AI, Fonty's Naaninis, Shop Cats and Zero Waste Daniel's NYFW Drag Extravaganza
Despite the world spinning off its axis with jaw dropping, sad and scary news, I’ve been chronicling a bonanza of independent NYC business, which is keeping me sane. The city’s independent businesses, especially storefront retail, provide a...
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I'm a journalist/photographer in NYC covering mercantile mayhem with an emphasis on immigrant-owned businesses.
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