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Westchester County Business Journal Vol 49 No 8 - February 22, 2010
National private mortgage banker Continental Home Loans recently opened a 5,000-square-foot office in Purchase.
In the fall of 2009, the Committee Encouraging Corporate Philanthropy, an international forum of business CEOs and chairpersons, released its 2009 report “Giving In Numbers.”
New York state remains on the brink of insolvency.
TD Bank this spring will open its first green prototype store in the metro New York area.
A White Plains attorney faces several federal charges for his alleged role in a multimillion-dollar Westchester house-purchase scheme.
There’s an open secret circulating among a number of prominent Westchester County boards: Lianne Hales-Shaw is a gem.
Greenburgh dairy giant will cut four checks of $30,000 each to benefit nonprofits.
Starwood Hotels & Resorts Worldwide Inc. in White Plains and its partners will invest more than $4 billion in 50 new hotel openings on four...
We have some financial choices to make.
Chef Jonathan Pratt explains the importance of using locally sourced foods at a recent cooking demonstration at the Boys & Girls Club.
Two recall days on legendary Yonkers rink.
New York State Association of Realtors’ new president Hank Fries talks taxes, spending and commercial real estate.
A shift in contractual laundry services at Westchester Medical Center will result in 40 layoffs.
Pepsi Bottling Group shareholders have approved the company’s merger with PepsiCo Inc.
Curling has its sporting devotees in Westchester.
PepsiCo, after a strong fourth quarter, expects to close this month on its Pepsi Bottling Group purchase.
Business groups plan a statewide movement to control government spending with ballot power.
United Corporate Services Inc. has extended for 10 years its 6,432-square-foot lease at 10 Bank St.
A 15-acre lot on the Yonkers waterfront has achieved "prehistoric" cleanliness.
Reader’s Digest Association’s financial restructuring leaves it with 75 percent less debt.
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