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Long Island businesses suffered heavy losses in the aftermath of Superstorm Sandy, so did their employees, many experienced costly property damage or worse.
View ArticleCarnegie Training turns 100
Dale Carnegie Training began in New York City, moved to Garden City in 1963 and Hauppauge in 1987, is one of the most successful Long Island businesses that almost no one knows is here.
View ArticleDiscretionary legal spending will be light
As law firms head into 2013, they – like their clients – are grappling with an economy that doesn’t seem to know where it’s headed.
View ArticleVirtualCDO changes hands (once again)
The founder of the M&A consulting firm VirtualCDO has weathered two acquisitions and associated name changes in the past year.
View ArticleNew rules for small business investments
The Securities and Exchange Commission has reversed an ban on startups, hedge funds and venture capitalists openly advertising for private investment.
View ArticleOnes to watch in commercial real estate
Ones to watch in the various areas of commercial real estate on Long Island.
View ArticleLI attorneys on the art of making objections
While it’s true there’s no script in real-life court, it is possible to prepare in advance of a trial for instances that may arise and warrant an objection.
View ArticleExecutive Profile: Joseph Campolo
Managing partner at Campolo, Middleton & McCormick talks experience in business, military, and the East End
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