New York City's Mercantile Mayhem
Nina RobertsA newsletter about NYC's independent businesses: immigrant-owned, storefront retail and CPGs.
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NYC’s Mercantile Mayhem: Divina at Cherry Bombe, Tariffs: Refunds or 15%?, A Fire Horse Emporium, The Handbasket by Marisa Kabas, Supermarket Madness and Withering NYC Tourism
I might be biased, but if you are in the Northeast, it’s the perfect day to stay cozy inside and read Mercantile Mayhem. At least before or after a possible snow-filled excursion. I had to run out last night to buy a few cans of food for Os...
NYC’s Mercantile Mayhem: Shoppe Object Color Explosion, Cafe Rumi's Purple Wall, Isetta Turns Seven, SBA'S Weak Policy, Ickiness of CPG Investor Peter Attia, MD and Pivots
The Olympics and Bad Bunny’s halftime show have redeemed my faith in humanity after a doozy of a week. Namely, the racist ape post on Trump’s social media account, ICE’s continued abuse and the DOJ’s second batch of Epstein files released o...
NYC’s Mercantile Mayhem: Too Expensive for Artists, Crush ICE Bake Sale, Hospitality Rigie on WNYC, Fire Horse Celebrations and I'm Co-Moderating a Panel in Chinatown, Feb 11
The horrific killing of Alex Pretti in Minneapolis by federal agents has stunned me. Is this what federal agents do now? They can shoot anyone and it’s not investigated? Are federal agents above the law? This the country we live in now, whi...
NYC’s Mercantile Mayhem: Mamdani Signs Exec Order Amid Tres Leches Cakes, 8,400 NYC Businesses Closed Last Spring, Ugly Talk, National Sauna Week and Locavore's Card Swap Party (I'll Be There!)
Hello everyone and welcome to new subscribers. Covering independent businesses in New York City is always enjoyable (despite some dire stats, see below) and extra welcome as the tidal wave of insane news washes over us. Judging by the lette...
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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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