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Ebola Breakthrough; Store Closings: HV Business News 2019
There was a bright side despite the continued retail apocalypse. And it's not every year that a nuclear plant is sold.
Business news was mixed in the Hudson Valley in 2019. There was some good news, but much of the business news involved the retail apocalypse, as stores continued closing in shopping centers and strip malls. On the bright side, a major motion picture studio will open, a popular grocery chain started hiring and a hot dog seller celebrated 100 years of feeding Hudson Valley residents and visitors its signature product.
Here's a double-handful of business news from the past year:
- Fairway Market Closing In Nanuet
- MGM Gets OK To Buy Hudson Valley Casino, Raceway
- Petland Discounts Closing All Stores, Including 1 In New Rochelle
- Wegmans Hiring For Harrison Store
- Lowe's Opens Store In Yorktown Thursday [VIDEO]
- New Businesses Transforming Train Stations
- Entergy Sells Indian Point Nuclear Plant In The Hudson Valley
- Titanic Coffee Is Offshoot Of Titanic Deli In Congers
- Standard Amusements Files For Bankruptcy
- Hudson Valley Pest Control Firm Merges With Global Company
- Norwegian Air To End Transatlantic Flights Out Of Stewart
- Regeneron's Ebola Therapy Shows Promise, Medical Officials Say
- Network Formerly Known As HealthQuest Reveals New Name, Look
- Iconic Hot Dog Stand Celebrates 100 Years
- Jersey Mike's To Open In Hartsdale With Fundraiser
- Kmart In Yorktown Heights To Close
- Lionsgate To Open Motion Picture Studio In Westchester
- 'Top Chef' Opens Goosefeather In Tarrytown
- Changes, Closures For Bed Bath & Beyond: HV Has 11 Locations
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