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What's happening with Long Island companies, Nassau & Suffolk small businesses, plus stock market updates.
How LI's indie theaters are fighting to survive the streaming era
Long Island has lost a quarter of its movie theaters since 2019, federal data show.
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Brinkmann's hardware chain buys Trio Hardware in Plainview
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NYC developer prepares application for $100M mixed-use housing project near LIRR station
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'It's just awful': LIers left with unfinished work, lost deposits after contractor's collapse
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Bojangles, Panera plans for Farmingville eateries move forward
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People on the Move: See who's been promoted on LI
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Roomba maker iRobot files for bankruptcy protection; will be taken private under restructuring
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Quarterly 'tankan' survey shows slight improvement as Bank of Japan weighs a rate hike
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Volkswagen's $3.5B gamble: Can it win back share in the competitive Chinese market
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Hassett says Federal Reserve can reject Trump's views if he is chair
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From hoops to oysters: Inside the unexpected second acts of WNBA stars
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Like many holiday traditions, lighting candles and fireplaces is best done in moderation
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High-end car sales sink in China as its economy slows, taking a toll on European automakers
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Why the idea of a bridge across Long Island Sound won't die
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Smaller bites, 'pregaming': LIers on weight-loss drugs navigate the holiday season
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President Donald Trump's impact on Long Island
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Trump proposes 50-year mortgage plan to address housing affordability
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Inside a cancer survivor’s passion project
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Construction starts on new luxury apartments in Patchogue
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'Neighbors here on LI are really going to struggle'
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Northport, Glen Cove, New Hyde Park, Westbury, Dix Hills
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Many will benefit from tax-free growth
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'From $504 to $869 per week'
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Malls on LI getting major overhauls
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New tariffs worry some LI businesses
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