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Sears May Survive But It’s Too Late For The Nanuet Store
Sears Holdings Corp Chairman Eddie Lampert prevailed in a bankruptcy auction for the U.S. department store chain with an improved takeover bid of roughly $5.2 billion, allowing the 126-year-old retailer to keep its doors open.
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Sears May Survive But It’s Too Late For The Nanuet Store
Sears Holdings Corp Chairman Eddie Lampert prevailed in a bankruptcy auction for the U.S. department store chain with an improved takeover bid of roughly $5.2 billion, allowing the 126-year-old retailer to keep its doors open.
Will Hedge Fund Gobble Up The Journal News In Hostile Takeover?
What will happen to the Journal News if Gannett Co. agrees to be bought out by MNG Enterprises Inc., a newspaper group backed by a hedge fund with a reputation for making deep cost cuts without investing sufficiently to bolster a papers’ long-term sustainability?
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Nyack’s Travis Koester of The Local Taphouse To Open A Brewery In May At Former Bourbon Street Location
Exploding nationally, local beer breweries are hipster cool, Instagramable, and bottom-line good for communities. The idea of reclaiming an age-old product that’s been corporately manufactured for nearly a century, and giving it an artisanal shine, taps into the surging desire for locally-made food and beverages.
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Marketing in the Palm of Your Hand
Mobile phone usage is the preferred way to access emails, Internet, and connect on social platforms. With consumers primed and ready to make purchase decisions from their mobile devices, here are tips to consider:
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A Marketing Campaign Put Nyack On The Regional Map
In every sense of the word, a hamlet, a village or a town is an asset that has the potential to be marketed and promoted for tourism, which inadvertently converts some tourists to residents.
Breaking Business News – New York Times
- Microsoft Pledges $500 Million for Affordable Housing in Seattle Area January 17, 2019The move is the most ambitious effort yet by a tech company to fund construction for local teachers, firefighters and other middle- and low-income residents.
- Strategies: Jack Bogle Was Proud He Wasn’t a Billionaire January 17, 2019The Vanguard Group’s founder set up his firm so investors in its mutual funds would own it. While business titans are often measured by the size of their assets, he said, “I don’t share those values.”
- John C. Bogle, Founder of Financial Giant Vanguard, Is Dead at 89 January 17, 2019Beginning in 1974, Mr. Bogle built Vanguard Group into one of the world’s largest mutual fund companies, attracting investors in droves.
- Huawei Said to Be Under U.S. Investigation in Trade-Secrets Case January 17, 2019The inquiry grew out of a 2014 civil suit and appears unrelated to other pressure faced by the Chinese company, two people familiar with the case said.
- New York Magazine Names a New Editor as Adam Moss Departs January 17, 2019David Haskell, who has overseen print features and digital strategy, will step in on April 1. He plans to keep a side job as co-owner of a whiskey distillery in Brooklyn.
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