Its cultural activities and booming nightlife are world-famous. With more than 18,000 restaurants you can eat anything, any time, cooked any style. You could wander through the more than 150 world-class museums for weeks, and with more than 10,000 shops, there is no excuse not be stylish. For the urban explorer, there are also the different ethnic neighborhoods of Lower Manhattan, like Chinatown and Little Italy and the artsy concentrations in SoHo, TriBeCa, and the East and West Village. FactSet employees spend a lot of time together outside the office in New York and its surrounding areas.
Activities range from bowling to a drink at happy hour to a concert in the park.
With such an energetic group of people with diverse interests, there's always something to do after the workday has ended. Where to Live Many people live throughout the island of Manhattan. Others choose to live in one of the outer boroughs, which tend to be less expensive. Still others live outside the city, in New Jersey, Westchester County or Connecticut. Legal Statement 121 .