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Westfair Businesspersons of the Year: Regeneron’s Leonard Schleifer and George Yancopoulos
The Tarrytown-based company has gone from being a tiny 1988 startup to a $50 billion market-cap business.
New survey finds 6 in 10 seniors concerned about covering health costs
One in seven shopped around at pharmacies or with apps to save on prescription costs.
Trio of banks unite to benefit local food pantries
Union Savings Bank, Savings Bank of Danbury, and Newtown Savings Bank have formed a fundraising alliance, “Feeding Our Neighbors Community Challenge,â€...
Suite Talk: Angela F. Williams, president and CEO of Easterseals
"I hate the word 'new-normal,'" said Williams.
Suite Talk: LaQuenta Jacobs, chief diversity officer at XPO Logistics
"It's important that our employees have a sense of belonging," said Jacobs.
IBM sued by former employee over alleged age discrimination
IBM terminated more than 20,000 U.S. employees ages 40 and over between 2013 and 2018.
Suite Talk: Valerie A. Cooper, founding owner of Picture That Art Consultants
"A lot of the money came from donors who donated through GoFundMe," said Cooper.
The Next Big Thing?: Financial services site Crediverso taps an overlooked Hispanic community
"The content is really important here," said founder Carlos Hernandez.
Norwalk’s Troupe429 LGBTQ bar reopens as pop-up record store
"There are less than 700 queer bars left in America," said co-founder Casey Fitzpatrick.
Survey: Consumers support brands that speak out against racism
65% of respondents stated that consumer brands should take a public stand against racism.
ICE rescinds rule requiring classroom studies for international students
New York Attorney General James called the decision "welcome news for more than 100,000 international students in New York."
ICE: International students cannot pursue online-exclusive coursework
A temporary exemption was issued this spring as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic.
