Simon Property Group Reacting To Retail Environment With New Moves
Simon Property Group is reacting to a changing retail environment with innovative partnerships that seek to reinvent retail as well as rescue it.
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Employers Cannot Deduct Money From An Employee’s Pay Check Even If Owed To Employer
Did you know New York law does not permit employers to deduct from an employee’s paycheck for items such as cash shortages, inventory shortages, loss of property, damage to property, or to pay for required tools or uniforms?
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Funding Initiatives For Regional Economic Development Councils And Downtown Revitalization In 2021 Budget
Governor Andrew M. Cuomo has announced funding for a tenth round Regional Economic Development Councils and a fifth round of the Downtown Revitalization Initiative.
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ARENA STEM, EDUCATION/ENTERTAINMENT CONCEPT, TO OPEN AT PALISADES CENTER IN JUNE
Arena STEM is a new and innovative retail-entertainment concept focused on activities in technical science, sports, and creative hobbies.
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State Assembly Unanimously Passes Legislation To Combat “Dark Store” Assessment Challenges
The New York State Assembly unanimously passed legislation this week that would establish clear and unambiguous guidelines for assessors to utilize when formulating assessments (A4752-C).
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Amazon Opening Retail Store At Palisades Center, Says Insider
Amazon 4-Star store has signed a lease in the Palisades Center for the long-vacant Restoration Hardware space.
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Valley Rock’s Bruno Expands Empire To Market, Restaurant, Screening Room, Antiques & Real Estate Center
The real estate visionary who’s brought cache and a new era to Sloatsburg, continues to expand his footprint with a food market, a restaurant, a screening room, an art gallery, and an antiques center/real estate office hybrid a couple of miles north in Tuxudo.
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West Nyack’s Motivational Speaker Travels Country To Talk Branding
Mobray Kaplan travels more than 200 days of the year speaking to more than 70 audiences ranging from a handful to more than 5,000, consults one-on-one, advises companies on developing strategies for branding and leadership.
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Regional Economy Sound But Slowing; Minimum Wage Increases Not Adversely Affecting Businesses
The go-go economy, seemingly unstoppable, is leveling off but not to the degree that it should cause jitters. And the regional economy of the Hudson Valley largely mirrors the national picture.
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Vera Bradley Closing Doors On Sunday
Vera Bradley at The Shops of Nanuet will close its doors on Sunday. An employee who has worked there for seven years said she is sad but not surprised.
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