More Online Shopping, Less Gathering, For New Yorkers This Holiday Season
Only 23 percent plan to shop locally on Black Friday or Small Business Saturday but nearly half will be shopping online on Cyber Monday this year
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SBA Updates Interest Rates; Seeks To Widen Eligibility For Small Businesses
The U.S. Small Business Administration has updated its interest rates for the 504 Loan Program offered by Certified Development Companies (CDC) — a welcome update for small businesses strapped for cash while the uncertainties of the coronavirus pandemic continue to plague the economy.
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Franchisees Squeezed Between Franchisors And Pandemic Circumstances
Franchisees have sought relief from some of the more stringent requirements of their franchise agreements. That relief has not come easily.
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Still Time For Businesses To Participate In Rockland’s Online ‘Shop Local Expo For The Holidays’
the Nanuet Chamber of Commerce and Rockland Business Women’s Network have created the Rockland County Online Holiday Shopping Expo, an online shopping destination at www.rocklandshopping.com. The “event,” designed to support local retail businesses, services, restaurants, and nonprofits, will run from Dec. 5th to the 9th.
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Glow-In-The-Dark Mini Golf Newest Feature For Palisades Center
Space Adventure Glow in the Dark Mini Golf, the only 18-hole indoor miniature golf course in Rockland County, opened this week in a 7,000 square feet space on Level One next to H&M.
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Expect To See Co-Tenancy Leases Applied Beyond Retail Shopping Centers
We expect to see a significant application of co-tenancy clauses from the retail sphere to all types of commercial leases, says real estate attorney Judith Bachman
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Pet Valu In West Haverstraw To Close As Chain Goes Dark
Pet Valu, a specialty pet food and supplies retailer, will begin winding down its operations, including the closure of its West Haverstraw location.
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New City’s Challah Fairy Calls It A Day
On October 1st, she closed her bakery/café at 170 North Main Street in New City. Fischer said there was not enough support and patronage from the local community to keep the ovens fired up.
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Piermont Village Bands Together To Keep Economy Chugging, Including Winter Holiday Bazaar
the Chamber of Commerce is sponsoring a Winter Bazaar at Flywheel Park every Saturday and Sunday starting Thanksgiving weekend and running through Dec. 20.
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Covenant Lifted; Litigation Between Clarkstown & Palisades Center Still Unresolved
Now that Clarkstown voters have settled the question over the Palisades Center covenant that allows the mall to utilize additional gross leasable space and expand, inquiring minds want to know what happens next with the pending litigation between the Town of Clarkstown and EKLECCO, the mall’s owner.
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