Local business news, economic development and job market updates
Westchester County launches the Gross National initiative to boost local economy and employment. The program focuses on sustainable development and community engagement.
Westchester residents face soaring travel expenses due to the ongoing US-Israeli conflict with Iran, impacting holiday plans and travel budgets across the county.
Residents of Westchester can score over $31,000 by becoming taste testers for Pizza Hut. This unique opportunity allows locals to indulge in their favorite pizzas while being compensated for their opinions.
A federal judge has overturned the Justice Department's subpoenas aimed at Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell, a decision that may impact economic policy discussions. This ruling holds significance for Westchester residents amid ongoing economic uncertainty.
A new Dunkin' location in Hudson Valley is celebrating its reopening by giving away free coffee for 100 days. Residents are invited to participate in this special promotion.
Friendly's has launched a new spring menu featuring fresh entrees and enticing value deals, a move likely to please Westchester food lovers.
Smart investors in Westchester are transitioning to Roth IRAs to capitalize on long-term tax benefits. This move is especially relevant as tax rates may rise in the future.
DICK’S Sporting Goods has officially reopened its doors at Galleria at Crystal Run, enhancing shopping options for local residents. The store features a massive 60,000 square feet of sporting goods and apparel.
Westchester residents face rising gas prices due to escalating war costs, impacting their everyday expenses significantly.
A new boutique has opened in downtown Bethel, offering a variety of sweet treats and handmade gifts. This establishment adds to the growing charm of the area and supports local artisans.
Iran has laid mines along a crucial oil route, raising concerns as Russia provides information to Tehran. This development may impact regional oil security, affecting global markets.
A New York cannabis grower will be featured in an upcoming reality series, highlighting local cultivation efforts. This opportunity may reshape perceptions and encourage interest in the growing cannabis industry among Westchester residents.