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CB10 and restaurants want SLA fees reduced during pandemic

By Jason Cohen

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City launches new employee-owned business transition hotline

By Bronx Times

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Fiserv presents $25,000 grant to SoBro economic development

By Jason Cohen

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Century old family business in Hunts Point continues to feed NYC

By Jason Cohen

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As Black Friday approaches, NYC and national retailers prepare

By Bronx Times

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Here are some unique holiday gifts for under $15 that make great stocking stuffers

By Bronx Times

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Bronx’s Little Italy pizzeria honored for keeping front line workers fed

By Jason Cohen

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WEBINAR: Help secure your financial future and learn to invest in turbulent times

By Bronx Times

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Deadline extended for Top NYC Workplaces contest, not too late to gain exposure and insights

By Bronx Times

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Health

New dental facility opens in Wakefield

By Jason Cohen

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City launches Open Storefronts initiative ahead of holiday season

By Bronx Times

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Throggs Neck BID gets rid of illegal vendors

By Jason Cohen

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New York City restaurant workers call on governor for relief plan for the industry

By Bronx Times

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Vivienne’s in Pelham Bay to shutter at the end of October

By Jason Cohen

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Elected officials and community rally to oppose closure of only bank in southern Riverdale

By Jason Cohen

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DoorDash, NYC Hospitality Alliance announce grants to help NYC restaurants winterize

By Jason Cohen

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