Rockland County finance, bankruptcy, environmental, employment
For nearly three decades, Suzanne Copeland worked for banks marketing their offerings. But the marketing brainchild that shifted her career from corporate insider to solo entrepreneur came from teaching banks how to market to their own female employees.
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A UK-based company hoping to sell a high-tech composting system that converts unsorted municipal waste to green energy has been meeting with Rockland County’s decision-makers for the past few months.
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In 2017, HNA won approval from Orangetown’s Planning Board to build an additional five-story hotel with 100 rooms on the property. But there was a snag: HNA didn’t have the right to rent those rooms to the general public.
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With oil prices dropping sharply, down twelve trading sessions going into this week (the longest losing streak ever recorded), an ongoing trade war, huge Brexit concerns, and mixed views on global demand, we are seeing similarities in the economy and markets that mirror that of late 2015 and early 2016.
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A company that shows it has a stake in the community, and cares about local causes, builds a deeper connection with its customers, and it attracts new business.
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Volatility has been a major focus for investors throughout 2018 and with levels of fluctuation mirroring those of 2008 it is a topic we need not shy away from as it presents opportunities for the active investor.
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The anti-harassment legislation, introduced in March and passed in tandem with the state budget, requires all employers to maintain and train its employees on a sexual harassment prevention policy.
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By Ann Mendelsohn Byne It has been months since #MeToo was unveiled across social media outlets and became a bona fide, recognized movement. Yet, the phenomenon continues to gain traction with every news segment and most recently, award shows and film festivals that leverage the spotlight to call out sexual assault and injustices that have […]
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After several years of solid acceleration, annual growth in national home improvement and repair spending is expected to soften in 2019, according to the Leading Indicator of Remodeling Activity (LIRA) released today by the Remodeling Futures Program at the Joint Center for Housing Studies of Harvard University.
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Sears in Nanuet will shutter its store but who will be the beneficiary? The store’s closing will leave a major hole in the Shops At Nanuet shopping center but it represents an opportunity for development. Sears owns the 1960’s, 184,522 square-foot building, as well as the 13.54 acreage it sits on.
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