Rockland County finance, bankruptcy, environmental, employment
Dave & Buster’s will likely file for bankruptcy and the entertainment company plans to permanently close its Palisades Center location by the end of the year.
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Six months in, we are noting an uptick of mergers and acquisitions. At the apex of the pandemic, deal volume plunged by more than 50 percent compared to year-to-date activity.
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Regus Corp, a co-working company, continues to place additional locations into Chapter 11 bankruptcy, though for now, the Suffern location seems safe.
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Former Azar site, now a pit of rubble will likely be a pot of gold – particularly as the coronavirus pandemic is creating opportunity for Rockland County’s housing market.
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Visit Nyack took a hard look at what “Visit Nyack” really means and pivoted with advertising targets that are closer to home by putting an emphasis on a safer, COVID-friendly experience for visitors.
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Macy’s, which is fighting for its life, plans to open smaller, non-mall locations as it shutters many of its mall anchors.
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RCBJ Talks With County Executive Ed Day About Clarkstown’s Permissive Referendum On Nov. 3rd Ballot Allowing Palisades Mall To Build Out Unused Space
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The pandemic has put far greater emphasis on the need for businesses to have exit strategies – particularly when the business has more than one partner.
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At what can clearly be called the most challenging time for hoteliers, The Element by Westin at 90 Spring Valley Marketplace opened its 87-room hotel this week. The Element is the latest hotel to open in the county, which pre-COVID, was succeeding in growing its tourism industry.
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What began as a dream weekend wedding at an idyllic and sylvan Rockland County outpost turned into a bitter feud that ended in litigation and ultimately a settlement that left both sides cheated.
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