John Jovino Gun Shop
John Jovino, the oldest gun shop in the United States, has closed for good after 109 years in business in Little Italy. Founded in 1911 by John Jovino, and originally located in the gun center around the corner on Centre Market Place, the store was purchased by the Imperato family in the 1920s and has been run by Charlie Hu since 1995. It's been fe...
Alitalia to restart New York and Spain flights as Italy's lockdown eases
Alitalia said on Wednesday it would increase flights by 36 percent as Italy prepares to welcome holidaymakers in June. The troubled Italian airline, which is set to be nationalised, plans to resume flights between Rome and New York as well as certain flights to Spain, including from Rome to Madrid and Barcelona, from June 2nd. It will also resume s...
Salvatore M. Salibello Is Appointed to LICT Board of Directors and Will Serve as Chairman of the Audit Committee
Salvatore M. Salibello has been appointed to the LICT Corporation Board of Directors and will serve as the Chairman of the Audit Committee. Mr. Salibello is a Certified Public Accountant and a Senior Member of Bright Side Group, LLC. He is the Founder, and served as the Managing Partner, of the certified public accounting firm, Salibello & Broder L...
Export Italiano: Dialogo aperto tra CCI New York e Unioncamere Veneto
Era presente tutto il sistema camerale veneto alla conference call voluta dal Presidente di Unioncamere Veneto, Mario Pozza, per introdurre il Presidente della Camera di Commercio Italo-americana di New York, Alberto Milani, e la task force da lui presieduta con uno scelto pool di esperti per aiutare le imprese italiane con unità locali e dipendent...
In response to coronavirus, Magazzino Italian Art Foundation commissions eight Italian artists to produce new work
As artists increasingly face lost income due to cancelled commissions and exhibitions due to the coronavirus (Covid-19) pandemic, the Magazzino Italian Art Foundation in Cold Spring, New York, is asking eight Italian artists to create a work new work that will be unveiled at the end of May. The idea for the curatorial project was born from “the abs...
Cuebiq, based in NYC & created by Italians, helps fight coronavirus
Data are so important to understand and fight coronavirus. The NYC based startup Cuebiq is helping thanks to its “COVID-19 Mobility Insights“: “We understand this is a tough time for businesses as well as consumers. As part of our commitment to sharing data for the greater good, Cuebiq is providing free access to mobility and store visitation patte...
Art Deco and Italian Modernism Are Reimagined in This NYC Aerie
Samuel Amoia’s meteoric rise in the design world is one of those “only in New York” stories, one where raw talent, hard work, and sheer luck come together serendipitously. A decade ago, at a party at the Top of the Standard (a boîte then, and now, frequented by tout le monde), the former model met Stephen Sills and managed to parlay his way into an...
D'Errico Jewelry Named Top Family Business in Westchester County
When some businesses say "We treat you like family," it's just words. With D'Errico Jewelry, it's a reality. In fact, the store's family orientation is so strong that one of Westchester's leading mediacompanies, Westfair Communications, just named D'Errico Jewelry one of the top family-owned businesses in the region. This is part of a pattern. D'Er...
No One Wears a Hat Like Patti LuPone
The phrase “ladies who lunch” is as laden with cultural meaning as the Dagwood sandwiches they’re absolutely not eating. Such a woman has a Locust Valley lockjaw and a bichon in her Birkin, and in her fundamental chilly indolence she’s not an obvious fit for Patti LuPone, who has worked practically nonstop in show business since she graduated from...
Italian Nights in NYC with Francesco Belcaro
When I moved to New York in 2002, I tried the nine-to-five corporate job life, but it just wasn’t for me. At night, I started working as a promoter with some of the high-profile clubs in the city, such as Bungalow 8, Cain, and the old Marquis. Coming from a small city in Italy, I was eager to explore New York, and I really enjoyed being able to be...
Emiliano Ponzi, l’illustratore che tra Milano e New York fa belli i giornali del mondo
C’è un famoso disegnatore e illustratore italiano, che vive fra Milano e New York ed è considerato uno dei più grandi al mondo: si chiama Emiliano Ponzi, 41 anni. E’ così famoso che i suoi lavori, riconoscibili per lo stile unico, sono pubblicati dalle più prestigiose testate, come The New Yorker, New York Times, Los Angeles Times, Time, Newsweek,...
"Sustainable Investments: can you do well by "doing good'?"
Wednesday, March 11, 2020. From 6:00 pm To 7:30 pm. Italian Cultural Institute of New York - 686 Park Avenue, New York, NY 10065. Entrance: Free. Book Now! "Sustainable Investments: can you do well by "doing good'?" is the second event of the series “Sustainability & Italian Innovation” and journalist Maria Teresa Cometto presents a conversation wi...