Long Island Business News

View more issues:

Articles in Mar 12, 2004 issue of Long Island Business News

• Farrell Fritz law firm sues female pro-wrestler for non-payment of
  by Rosmaria Mancini
• For big-box retailers, it's market, market, market
  by Claude Solnik
• French-made M-7 train cars replacing old M-1 cars on LI Railroad
  by LIBN Staff
• Commentary: Bush ads fairly put 9/11 in presidential debate
  by John Kiernan
• Adelphi University appoints Coonan dean of nursing school
  by Ryan McCormick
• Levittown-based Magill Associates names new director of business
  by Ryan McCormick
• Affordable housing: The new Workforce Housing Commission's mission
  by Nick Anastasi
• CPI Aerostructures wins $3M contract for assemblies
  by LIBN Staff
• Long Island Marketing Briefs March 12, 2004
  by LIBN Staff
• Esselte Corp. names Gitto director of retail sales for U.S. market
  by Ryan McCormick
• Commentary: For women in management, communication is king
  by Natalie Canavor
• Nassau Democrats propose reforms to prevent mismangement at county's
  by Rosmaria Mancini
• Scientific Industries acquires new assets from Spectrum Labs
  by LIBN Staff
• Long Island Medical Briefs March 12, 2004
  by Claude Solnik
• Long Island nonprofits name new officers to boards of directors
  by Ryan McCormick
• After bitter dot-com pill, market sweetens for office suite operators
  by Claude Solnik
• St. Catherine of Siena Medical Center seeks to block Long Island
  by Claude Solnik
• Brookhaven revising codes after developer backlash
  by Nick Anastasi
• Long Island Technology Briefs: March 12, 2004
  by Ken Schachter
• Nikon's Long Island unit to scout technology for the home office
  by KEN SCHACHTER
• Commentary: LIPA should select on-Island power sources
  by JOHN M. KENNEDY
• After bitter dot-com bust, market sweetens for office suites both
  by Claude Solnik
• Long Island Nonprofit Briefs: March 12, 2004
  by LIBN Staff
• Long Island's Newsday fields post-redesign reactions
  by Claude Solnik
• Uniondale law firm decides to stay put at current address
  by LIBN Staff
• Cablevision Systems Corp. tops 1M Interactive Optimum customers
  by LIBN Staff
• For Riesterer's Bake Shops, low-carb diets are just another fad
  by Adina Genn
• Lemon Tree Family Hair Salon names Wagner as director of salon
  by Ryan McCormick
• Brookhaven revising commercial development codes after developer
  by Nick Anastasi
• Long Island Real Estate Briefs: March 12, 2004
  by Nick Anastasi
• Connecticut's biggest bank heading to Long Island?
  by Ken Schachter
• Suffolk County's Workforce Housing Commission identifies its
  by Nick Anastasi
• Commentary: For women in management, communication is king
  by Natalie Canavor
• Reckson Associates says commercial real estate market is on the way
  by LIBN Staff
• U. S. District Court of Appeals sides with Baby Bells over 1996
  by Claude Solnik
• One Liberty Properties snaps up San Diego area cinema for $11.5M
  by LIBN Staff
• Long Island Legal Briefs March 12, 2004
  by Rosmaria Mancini
• Mineola law firm hires new associate
  by Ryan McCormick
• United Cerebral Palsy of Suffolk strives for total inclusion
  by Ken Cerini
• Advocate Dick Amper launches $1B campaign to save open space
  by Nick Anastasi
• Commentary: Seven reasons why Bush will dump Cheney
  by Jerry Kremer
• Long Island Financial Briefs: March 12, 2004
  by LIBN Staff
• Long Island Medical Briefs: March 12, 2004
  by CLAUDE SOLNIK
• Newsday fields post-redesign reactions
  by Claude Solnik
• For Long Island's big-box retailers, it's market, not location
  by Claude Solnik
• Interview with executive director of United Cerebral Palsy of
  by LIBN Staff
• President George W. Bush's short visit to Long Island requires lots
  by Nick Anastasi
• Commentary: Bush ads fairly put 9/11 in presidential debate
  by John Kiernan
• Nikon's newly created Long Island unit to scout tech trends for the
  by Ken Schachter
• Family-to-Family program for the mentally ill scheduled in Babylon
  by Ryan McCormick
• Connecticut's biggest bank heading to Long Island
  by David Reich-Hale
• Long Island Financial Briefs March 12, 2004
  by David Reich-Hale
• The Thomas Group hires Curatola for Farmingdale office
  by Ryan McCormick
• Dawson on board at Melville-based Fala Direct Marketing
  by Ryan McCormick
• North Fork Bancorp to trim employees of two acquisitions
  by LIBN Staff
• Long Island Real Estate Briefs March 12, 2004
  by Nick Anastasi
• LI insurance companies name new hires
  by Ryan McCormick
• Volunteers sought for breast cancer program
  by Ryan McCormick
• Long Island Legal Briefs: March 12, 2004
  by Rosamaria Mancini
• Law firm of Farrell Fritz sues female body builder for failing to
  by Rosamaria Mancini
• Long Island businesses cultivate customer testimonials
  by Adina Genn
• Bush's trip to Long Island tests mettle of Republic Airport's
  by Nick Anastasi
• Long Island Technolgy Hall of Fame inducts quartet
  by LIBN Staff
• Commentary: Testimonials -- let your customers do the talking
  by Adina Genn
• Bohemia-based Grossman Strategies announces new appointments
  by Ryan McCormick
• Interest in commercial brownfield properties high, but action still
  by Nick Anastasi
• Long Island municipalities awarded $2 million for waterfront
  by Rosamaria Mancini
• Commentary: Balancing act
  by LIBN Staff
• Long Island Hospitality Briefs: March 12, 2004
  by Adina Genn
• Former information warrior D'amico now fighting cyberwarfare
  by Ken Schachter
• Small business protests loan program shift
  by Adina Genn
• St. Catherine of Siena Medical Center seeks to block LIRR
  by Claude Solnik
• Long Island Technology Briefs March 12, 2004
  by Ken Schachter
• Lopez-Bell named VP for HSBC Bank USA
  by Ryan McCormick
• Brookhave National Laboratory helps LIers in need
  by Ryan McCormick
• Nassau Coounty Democrats propose reforms
  by Rosamaria Mancini
• Commentary: Seven reasons why Bush will dump Cheney
  by Jerry Kremer
• Amper launches $1B campaign to save open space on Long Island
  by Nick Anastasi
• Applebee Int'l sets up loans for remodeling by franchises
  by LIBN Staff
• LI banks $2 million in state environmental grants for waterfront
  by Rosmaria Mancini

• 1
• 2