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The economy on Long Island is unique – with countless small businesses and corporations alike making home here, Long Island is a center of industry with its own unique heartbeat. If you're interested in local business and financial advice specifically for Long Islanders, then make sure to never miss an article in the Business & Finance section.
By Cait Russell March 05, 2013
Denis A. Miller Insurance Agency is pleased to welcome NYS licensed insurance broker Garrett Guttenberg to its team of expert professionals.
By Vickie Moller March 04, 2013
After investment banking firm Cantor Fitzgerald lost 658 of its 960 employees in the 2001World Trade Center attacks, the company's Chairman and CEO, Howard W. Lutnick, and his sister, Edie Lutnick, co-founded The Cantor Fitzgerald ...
By Christian Abbatecola March 04, 2013
As the federal government cuts $85 billion in spending, many agencies brace for impact.
By Stan Wiest February 28, 2013
Suggestions to eliminate stress in wedding planning, budgeting and vendors by Stan Wiest -Member Association of Bridal Consultants
By Vickie Moller February 26, 2013
The City of Long Beach is facing one of the biggest reconstruction projects on Long Island in the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy--rebuilding it's more than two-mile long Boardwalk that was severely damaged by the storm, ...
By Carrie B. February 25, 2013
The Mobile World Congress (MWC) began Monday in Barcelona featuring 1,500 exhibitors looking to wow the world with the latest and greatest products on the mobile market.
By Vickie Moller February 22, 2013
One day following President Obama's State of the Union address outlining a series of bold proposals to strengthen the middle class and increase access to high-quality education, U.S. Secretary of Education Arne Duncan announced the ...
By Lyndsay McCabe February 22, 2013
Canon's North and South America headquarters will be coming to Melville, bringing hundreds of workers, as well as hundreds of job openings.
By Christian Abbatecola February 21, 2013
A new study conducted by Oceana reveals that a massive amount of seafood is being incorrectly labeled and sold to consumers under false pretense.
By Long Island News & PR February 21, 2013
Proposal Creates Strongest Back-Up Power Law in the Nation for Critical Gas Stations.
By Vickie Moller February 20, 2013
Long Islanders who lost their homes or suffered extensive property damage in Hurricane Sandy may qualify for help from the Internal Revenue Service.
By Carrie B. February 19, 2013
Bill Gates admits Microsoft handling of smartphone market was "clearly a mistake."
By Long Island News & PR February 19, 2013
Half-hour program, hosted by Emmy-winning Jim Paymar, investigates local matters including revitalizing downtowns, Long Island women in business, affordable housing, healthcare, and Long Island non-profit, among others.
By Long Island News & PR February 19, 2013
A day that neither anyone in the counties of Nassau or Suffolk will never forget is quickly emerging around the corner and you do not want to miss it.
By Christian Abbatecola February 18, 2013
SIPRI reports that 2011 saw the first reduction in spending on weapons and military services since the mid-1990's.
By Robert Ottone February 18, 2013
Journalists working for the BBC have gone on strike, complaining of compulsory redundancies.
By Long Island News & PR February 18, 2013
CNSE hires over 50 Minority and Women-Owned Business Enterprises in building of NanoFab X, in accordance with the Governor's goal of achieving 20 percent MWBE participation in public construction projects.
By Vickie Moller February 15, 2013
The New York State Higher Education Services Corporation announced earlier this week that student loan repayment relief for Hurricane Sandy-impacted borrowers would be extended through June 30, 2013.
By Vickie Moller February 14, 2013
A bill that would cap real property school taxes for seniors age 70 and older who are eligible for the Enhanced STAR exemption has been introduced to the NYS Senate by Sen. Kenneth P. LaValle.
By Wendy L February 06, 2013
The United States Postal Service saw a loss of nearly $16 billion in 2012. Cuts are necessarily to bring financial stability to the organization, including stopping Saturday mail delivery service.
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