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Sur La Table, Filing Bankruptcy, Will Close Nanuet Store
Kitchen goods retailer Sur La Table has filed for bankruptcy as it prepares for a corporate sale and store closures, making it the latest retailer to succumb to the coronavirus pandemic.
Business | Finance | Bankruptcy | Environmental
Yeshiva May Have Been A Ruse For Nyack College Sale
There has never been a genuine plan to site a yeshiva at Nyack College, according to a handful of inside sources who say the idea has been a rouse.
Surround Yourself With Close Advisors To Navigate COVID-19
Small business entrepreneurs may want to borrow a page from large companies and form an advisory board of trusted colleagues and experts to help navigate uncharted waters in the months and years ahead.
Industry | Energy | Transportation
Broadcast Duo Brings Youthful Perspective To WRCR
The Jon & Kat Show, which airs every Tuesday and Thursday from 11 am-12:30 pm, adds a youthful perspective to a broadcast station that typically hues to listeners above the age of 40.
Pfizer Talks About Progress On Covid-19 Vaccine, Clinical Trials, Deployment, & Safety
Taking A Deep Dive With Dr. Phil Dormitzer, Vice President and Chief Scientific Officer for Viral Vaccines at Pfizer
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Sur La Table, Filing Bankruptcy, Will Close Nanuet Store
Kitchen goods retailer Sur La Table has filed for bankruptcy as it prepares for a corporate sale and store closures, making it the latest retailer to succumb to the coronavirus pandemic.
Technology
Digital Mailboxes Are A Pandemic Problem-Solver
Jeff Milgram’s Montebello-based iPostal1 is a postal platform made for a post-pandemic world: users view images of what’s in their digital mailbox via an app on their desktop or phone
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Retro Fitness Gym Owners Want Clarity From State For Reopening
While uncertainty lingers over Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s decision to allow gyms and health clubs in New York to reopen, Retro Fitness in Pearl River and Tappan is hanging tough
Rockland's Pandemic Economy - 07-06-2020 The Morning Show With Steve & Jeff on WRCR-1700-AM"
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- Student Loan Relief Denied in Some Fraud Cases July 11, 2020Education Secretary Betsy DeVos is denying huge batches of relief requests from students whose schools defrauded them. Even those who aren’t denied are getting very little — or sometimes nothing.
- Valentina Sampaio Is the First Transgender Model for Sports Illustrated July 11, 2020The Brazilian model, who is in the magazine’s swimsuit issue, was also the first transgender woman to work for Victoria’s Secret and grace the cover of Vogue magazine.
- Goya Foods Boycott Takes Off After CEO Bob Unanue Praises Trump July 11, 2020“We’re all truly blessed at the same time to have a leader like President Trump,” Bob Unanue said on Thursday at the White House. Critics said they would no longer use his products.
- For 20 Years, His Firm Called Him Antoine. Now Mohamed Is Suing. July 11, 2020Mohamed Amghar, a retired software sales manager in France, has filed a discrimination complaint against his former employer, accusing the company of making him use a traditional French name at work.
- At a Time of Financial Stress, 401(k) Fees Matter More Than Ever July 11, 2020These expenses always eat away at savings balances, but as the pandemic drags on, savers should be especially aware of how to keep them down.