Entrepreneur Rolls Out First N.Y. Curbside Cleaning Truck
Founded a year ago, Mr. Can is the first New York outfit to offer curbside bin cleaning.
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Category: Industry
Rockland County energy, industry, transportation
Rockland Art Storage Company Opens Fourth Facility in Brooklyn
Uovo is spending up to $100 million to buy and renovate the 150,000-square-foot Brooklyn property into a first-class storage facility to house coveted art.
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Charging Stations Give Boost to Environment and Mall Owners
The EVgo chargers at The Shops at Nanuet are strategically located along the I-95 corridor. Morris says the roll-out has been “good for us, and good for shoppers who worry about where to charge up, and who can spend time at the mall while waiting.”
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Rockland’s Businesses Should Avail Themselves To Water Audit
Business customers using large amounts of water can request free water-efficiency assessments that will identify opportunities to save money by installing water-efficient urinals, showerheads, toilets, washing machines and pre-rinse spray valves.
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Knauf to acquire United States Gypsum Corporation
Provides Knauf with Lasting Presence in North American Wallboard and Ceilings Gebr. Knauf KG (“Knauf”) and USG Corporation (NYSE:USG) (“USG”) today announced that they have entered into a definitive agreement for Knauf to acquire all of the outstanding shares of USG in a transaction valued at approximately $7.0 billion. USG shareholders will receive $44.00 per […]
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New Shared Use Path (SUP) Likely to Stimulate Local Economy
The anticipated completion of the new biking/walking path on the Mario M. Cuomo Bridge for the spring/summer 2019 is likely to represent opportunity for a handful of entrepreneurs who want to cater to the hoped-for crowds that will be streaming back and forth between Westchester and Rockland counties.
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