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Westchester County Business Journal Westchester County Business Journal Vol 48 No 35 - August 31, 2009
Westchester County Business Journal Westchester County Business Journal Vol 48 No 35 - August 31, 2009
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Westchester County Business Journal Vol 48 No 35 - August 31, 2009
A New Rochelle startup company reaches captive waiting-room audiences.
The Internal Revenue Service just launched a YouTube video web site and an iTunes podcast web site for taxpayers and resources for small business owners.
The one good thing about the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act is that it created 2,200 Census Bureau jobs.
Robin Herko of NAI Friedland Realty shares marketing techniques for vacant retail properties.
PepsiCo Inc. seeks town planners’ approval of an expansion project at its world headquarters in Purchase.
The FDIC reported that the number of institutions on its problem list rose to 416.
The GardTexx Group in White Plains has seen small and mid-size businesses increasingly seek out security services.
Hoyt Harper was a sophomore at Carthage College in the mid-’70s when he took a Navy aviator’s test and aced it.
Self-storage facility opens in Thornwood.
Though most auto dealers in Westchester still had not been paid for their rebate sales when “cash for clunkers” ended last week, the $3 billion...
Especially in a seasonal and cyclical business like construction, you’re going to encounter cash-flow crunches.
SBA surpasses goals in federal contract awards.
Feature on Port Chester-based marketing and production services company Magjak.
A furniture store and a grocery store will open in New Rochelle buildings vacated by two national retail chains.
There’s business opportunity in building affordable housing, but more so in New York City than Westchester.
A public-private partnership has remade the old Mount Kisco post office as office space.
Unemployment dropped slightly in the Hudson Valley in July, but private-sector job losses for the year were the highest in 18 years.
Business leaders discuss beating the summertime downturn, made worse by the recession.
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