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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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Rockland County sales were down 24.1% or 482 sales compared to 635 sales in Q2-2019
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Due to the coronavirus, and all of the economic devastation it has wrought, sources say New York’s 10th annual Regional Economic Development Council competition — where the state invests $750 million in projects from Buffalo to Long island — is unlikely to take place in 2020.
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A referendum to allow expansion at the Palisades Center, which has been bedeviled by a protracted coronavirus shutdown, will be voted on at the Town of Clarkstown’s July 14th meeting.
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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
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As we are increasingly relying upon cyber connectivity, businesses must evaluate cyber vulnerability and take steps to protect themselves.
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South Nyack to hire outside counsel to assist in “matters related to the sale of the college,” and to engage in an appraisal company for portions of the campus.
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