Revolution is readying to move in Manhattan once again. We’re on the hunt for a new hub. One that can adequately accommodate Revolution. It’s no easy task, to be sure. We’ve been stationed at the corner of Dyer Avenue and West 31st Street since October 2008. It’s been a good run over here. The enterprise… Continue Reading
Have you ever wondered why it’s cheaper in NYC to purchase garlic grown in China than garlic grown in upstate New York? Of course, it’s not cheaper. The cost of keeping up global logistics infrastructure is one borne by federal taxpayers. Ironically, our federal tax dollars go to dismantling of our local logistics infrastructure in… Continue Reading
Anyone seen these beauties rolling about the streets of NYC lately? No? Well, only six of them are rolling around town as part of city’s electric vehicle pilot program. They get the full branding and promotional treatment from the NYC Taxi & Limousine Commission in partnership with the licensed operator. Of course, the notion that these… Continue Reading
Saturdays in the streets of midtown, unlike weekdays, are sooooo unpredictable – maddening to this olde timey practitioner; nevertheless, somehow someway they usually add up… And today was no exception – budget numbers were hit in a timely fashion. Much ado about pricing: RR had a conversation with two gals – erstwhile New Yorkers –… Continue Reading