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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 Lon Cohen March 25, 2020
We caught up with Hassan Asif, an Adelphi College student who just launched his first restaurant.
By Brooke Hein March 25, 2020
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By Lon Cohen March 23, 2020
We asked the fashion mega-influencer and Great Neck native about her rise in the fashion world and her background as a Long Islander.
By Long Island March 19, 2020
The Bridgeport & Port Jefferson Steamboat company transports 450,000 cars and 1M people each year.
By Lon Cohen March 19, 2020
We searched the archives for some old pictures of one of Long Island's very first major utility companies.
By Lon Cohen March 18, 2020
Capri Lynbrook Motor Inn located at 5 Freer Street will be torn down to make room for a new building.
By Lon Cohen March 17, 2020
Developers will renovate 1910 building and add new structure on Main Street.
By Brooke Hein March 17, 2020
In accordance with the latest guidance from Federal and State officials, the CDC, the WHO and other local and national health organizations, Tanger Outlets will begin modified business hours at its US centers, including in ...
By Long Island March 16, 2020
New York City restaurants and bars will only provide takeout or delivery service as NYC attempts to get ahead of the coronavirus pandemic.
By Lon Cohen March 16, 2020
Company plans to occupy a vacant Home Depot property in East Meadow and a closed concrete plant in Smithtown.
By Lon Cohen March 13, 2020
GYMGUYZ brings the workout to people who don’t want to go to the gym.
By Long Island March 12, 2020
America's oldest family owned and operator of sporting goods, announced that it has voluntarily filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy and will close all of its 140 stores.
By Long Island March 10, 2020
Taking proactive measure to protect against the coronavirus, Cornell sends students and faculty home going to virtual classes.
By Chris Boyle March 06, 2020
SCORE Long Island is a volunteer organization dedicated to helping aspiring entrepreneurs and businesspeople get their dreams off the ground.
By Lon Cohen March 04, 2020
As the crisis continues, consequences on the local economy can widen, say experts.
By Long Island March 01, 2020
McDonald's is declaring March 2nd as National Egg McMuffin Day. Breakfast fans can redeem their free Egg McMuffin through the McDonald's App
By Lon Cohen February 28, 2020
Long Island used to be one of the United State’s top five potato-producing areas.
By Lon Cohen February 28, 2020
After plan changes and extensions, the builder hopes it can begin construction in July.
By Lon Cohen February 27, 2020
Developer took a grassroots approach to its plan approval process.
By Brooke Hein February 26, 2020
Nine Long Island schoolteachers were simply hoping their combined $45 would help them weather the Great Depression when they started their credit union in 1938. Eighty-two years and $3 billion dollars later, that financial institution ...
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