Edith Wheatland, CEO of Rockland Farms located at Ankamadoa, a deprived community in the Sekyere Central District in the Ashanti Region, won the Accelerated Women Entrepreneurs (AWE) prize for Sub-Saharan Africa for her business initiatives, empowering women entrepreneurs.
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By Michael Fidlow Mere mortals are not necessarily supposed to understand an “EOB” – Explanation of Benefits – the forms sent by medical providers. Trying to make sense of these forms that land in the mail box can actually make us feel queasy. Do not despair. Here is an easy guide to navigate these documents, […]
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PROCIDA FUNDING, LLC. REFINANCES A CLASSIC BANQUET HALL IN WOOD-RIDGE, NEW JERSEY
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Business owners tend to focus on revenue generation first and foremost. That’s how we bring in sales. That’s how we feed our families.
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The Town of Clarkstown has contemplated transforming a tired, rundown section of Nanuet that encircles the train station into a multi-family residential hub with ground-level commerce and walkable streets
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Many major retailers with a high-profile presence at shopping hubs are shuttering their stores as corporations adjust to the SmartPhone and Internet economy, stock market convulsions, and fear of inflation and recession.
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Those in local government and Chambers of Commerce working behind the scenes to make Rockland County an overnight tourist destination rather than a spot for day-tripping should take heart in a recent spike in Airbnb listings and revenue generated last summer. But are they legal?
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The Regional Economic Development Council awards include $87.1 million for 122 projects in the Mid-Hudson Region, including Rockland County.
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By late afternoon on Tuesday, Sabrina HoSang, CEO of Caribbean Food Delights Inc, her parents, and siblings, were still digesting the surreal announcement that their company had received a $2.25 million CFA grant from New York State to expand their Tappan plant.
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After two years of working with the Village of Nyack to open a waterfront restaurant at the former River Club, Bartaco has packed it in and sailed away after spending hundreds of thousands of dollars to vet the unsound 1970s building.
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