Rockland County finance, bankruptcy, environmental, employment
Maybe one day Amazon will give Rockland a piece of itself but for now Orange County will take the spoils. The sprawling retailer is planning on building a one million square foot warehouse at the intersection of Route 17K and 747 not far from the Rockland border in the Town of Montgomery.
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Independent bookstores are popping up in the Hudson Valley – but they are much more than simply bookstores. They are hybrid of bars, cideries, wineries, coffee houses, event spaces, bakeries, and more.
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The Food and Drug Administration plans to ban the sale of fruit and dessert flavors in cartridge-based e-cigarettes, (also known as closed tank systems, like Juul)
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Governor Andrew M. Cuomo is reminding New York workers and businesses that minimum wages across the State have gone into effect.
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Whether you are moving across the street or across the country, managing client expectations and interaction is vital to the success of your business
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Camp Venture is seeking a collaborative partnership for its vacant space at its Sparkill Campus on Route 340 in Orangetown, previously occupied by Long Island University.
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Rockland County’s manufacturing sector received a lot of love today from the state’s Regional Economic Development Council Initiative, which awarded a total of $761 million to 10 economic regions.
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New York’s reliance on public authorities is problematic due to lack of transparency and oversight for its financial and operational functions.
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In early January, Jane Bakes will open a 6,000-square-foot manufacturing facility with an eventual retail/cafe component in iPark 84, a 300-acre mixed-use, nine-building, tech/flex redevelopment site with two million square feet of space on the former IBM East Fishkill campus in Dutchess County
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Rockland County in 2018 ranked third among New York’s 62 counties for the fastest pace of business growth, according to Smart Asset, a financial tech company that bases rankings on business growth, GDP, new building permits and federal funding.
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