Local business news, economic development and job market updates
Larchmont and Mamaroneck are concluding their COVID-era street dining programs, impacting local restaurants and residents. The initiative, designed to support eateries during the pandemic, will officially end on March 31, 2026.
Budderfly, a local energy service firm, has increased its debt facility to $550 million to expand its energy-as-a-service platform. This initiative showcases a significant investment in sustainable energy solutions for Westchester residents.
McDonald's is launching a new menu inspired by a popular film, exciting Westchester residents. The limited-time offerings feature unique meal options aimed at enhancing the dining experience for fans of the movie.
New York lawmakers are again advocating for legislation to permit wine sales in grocery stores, a move that could benefit Westchester residents by improving accessibility. This initiative aims to bring convenience and compete with neighboring states.
David Simon, the influential Chair and CEO of Simon Property Group, has died at 64, leaving a significant impact on the retail real estate landscape. His leadership was vital for many Westchester developments.
Neiman Marcus in White Plains faces an uncertain future as Saks Global evaluates the store's viability. This could impact local retail and employment.
The introduction of the Clumsy Compendium brings a unique dining experience to Westchester. This new venue aims to cater to locals and visitors alike with its eclectic offerings.
Connecticut fast-food service workers have ratified a landmark labor contract, marking a significant achievement in workers' rights that could influence neighboring Westchester County.
A recent letter highlights the urgent need to address soaring insurance costs in New York to enhance affordability for residents, particularly in Westchester.
A recent study reveals that many employees in Westchester become less vocal and refrain from laughter in the presence of their bosses, impacting workplace culture.
The ongoing conflict in the Middle East is driving up already high costs for New York farmers, impacting local agriculture and prices. Westchester farmers face unprecedented challenges as expenses soar.
Trucking companies in Westchester County are facing significant pressure from soaring diesel prices, likely leading to increased consumer costs. This situation is critical for local residents who may soon see higher prices on goods and services.