Retail Sales Spiked In May But Economy Still On Uncertain Path
Retail sales spiked 17.7 percent in May, an early sign that the economy may recover from the economic crisis brought on by the coronavirus pandemic.
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Virginia Norfleet Brings African-American Perspective To County Economic Committee
Virginia Norfleet has been given a seat at the table by County Executive Ed Day, the only African American to sit on the newly-formed ROCK COMM Economic Development Committee
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PPP Program Guidelines Change, Yet Again
the Small Business Administration (the “SBA”) and the Treasury Department (the “Treasury”) have quickly done an about-face; the cliff is gone!
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Selling Your Business? Engage A Business Broker
Dealing with unprecedented down time and the real-life scenario of a pandemic forced many business owners to think about exit plans.
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Piermont Farmers Market Will Move To Parelli Park
Recognizing the value of having a vibrant farmers’ market in Piermont, the Village Board on Tuesday voted unanimously to allow businesses to use Parelli Park for commercial use.
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Let Your Customers Know You’re Following ‘New York Forward’ Guidelines
However, if a business wants to announce to the world that it has its ducks in a row, the business can contact the Rockland County for a certificate that says it is complying with the New York Forward guidelines.
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Piermont Farmers Market Will Be Forced To Leave Flywheel Park
Joe Serra must move the market because his landlord, Phil Griffin, has had complaints primarily from one tenant, the owners of Confetti Ristorante & Vinoteca, which is situated opposite the park.
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New York Landlords Take It On The Chin
Landlords are still expected to meet their financial obligations. There is no relief for their mortgages, taxes, insurance, utilities, and staff.
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The ABCs Of The New PPP Rules
H.R. 7010 makes sweeping changes to the way the Paycheck Protection Program (the “PPP”) under the Coronavirus Aid, Relief and Economic Security (“CARES”) Act works and the way business owners should think about how to use their remaining proceeds.
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Public Officials Make Push To Rev The Economic Engines
County and town officials who’ve been focused on navigating a health crisis for the past ten weeks are now shifting attention to reawakening the local economy.
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