Help Wanted: Bridgehampton Kmart, Riverhead Lowe’s

Also, a student athlete in Sag Harbor seeks a private basketball coach.

Walter: Walmart 'Investing' In Community; Local Groups Share $11.5K

Tuesday is the last day for the existing Walmart as the new store opens to the public Wednesday.

Celebrating New Store, Walmart To Give $11.5K in Grants to Community Groups

The new store officially opens on Route 58 in Riverhead on Wednesday.

Long Island Economist Pearl Kamer Dead at 74

For decades, Kamer chronicled the changing Long Island economy.

Biz Nearby: Target Says Data For 70M Customers Breached, Theater to Reopen

Some of the business headlines from around the region.

Riverhead Company Goes Out on a Limb in New Episode of 'Treehouse Masters'

Plant Connection will be featured in Friday night's episode on Animal Planet.

Target: Data For 70M Customers Breached

The retailer had earlier said 40 million customers had sensitive data stolen, like credit card numbers, debit card PINs and email addresses.

PSEG Long Island Warns of Email Payment Scam

Customers receiving fraudulent emails that look like bills sent from the utility.

7 Trends to Watch at Work in 2014

Full-time hiring stalled, contract work up, survey reveals.

20 Companies Hiring In January

These employers are staffing up now.

4 Ways You Can Earn More in 2014

Try these easy ways to ramp up earnings this year.

How to Find $100 a Month in Your Financial 'Junk Drawer'

Follow these tips to save $100 painlessly.

Help Wanted: Hampton Bays TD Bank Seeks Teller

Also, True Religion Brand Jeans in Riverhead is looking for a loss prevention specialist.

New Walmart Set to Open, Manager Tapped

The new Walmart opens in Riverhead next week.

Biz Nearby: Cancer Center Opening; Lumberyard Not Speaking with MTA

A roundup of business stories in the region.

Where To Go For Snow Supplies in Riverhead

Are you stocking up on ice melt or snow shovels?

5 Businesses We Said Good-Bye To in 2013

Which closed business do you miss the most?

8 New Businesses That Launched in Riverhead in 2013

Which new Riverhead business is your favorite?

LI Biz News: Vineyard 48's Liquor License Revoked; Gilly Hicks to Close

Business headlines from around the region.

The Riverhead Project Caters 'Secret Wedding' For TV Show

The bride got the surprise wedding of her dreams, catered by the Riverhead Project, at Hallockville Farms.

Long Island Credit Unions React to Target Breach

Bethpage Federal Credit Union and Teachers Federal Credit Union both said they would contact customers if they were among those affected.

Aquebogue Woman's New 'Beauty Bar' Business Changes Lives

An Aquebogue woman believes in making women see their inner beauty.

Target: 40 Million Accounts Possibly Affected in Data Breach

Store confirms massive data breach Thursday.

Changing of the Guard at Long Island Farm Bureau

Kenneth Schmitt is a retired vegetable farmer.

Help Wanted: Food Service At East Hampton Schools

Also, Chase bank in Greenport, and TD Bank in Hampton Bays are hiring.

I Navigated Healthcare.gov And Lived To Tell About It

Affordable Care Act pulls through for self-employed writer.

12 Best Jobs For 2014 That Pay Up To $60 Per Hour

Here are some high-paying jobs that offer financial and career security.

How Credit Cards Can Make Your Household Budget Work Better

Using a credit card can help your family better track monthly expenses. Here's how one couple did it the smart way.

How Much Extra Would You Pay for 'Made in the USA'?

American-made goods can sometimes be 80 percent more expensive than foreign imports.

LIRR Adds Trains for Holiday Rush

New trains added and will remain through February.

One Woman's Journey From North Fork Winery To New Business

Her North Fork lessons gave the young entrepreneur courage to reach for a dream.

LI Biz News: Nassau OTB Moving, Restaurant Owes Back Wages

Business headlines from around the region.

Opening of Buffalo Wild Wings Delayed in Riverhead

The new opening date will be announced as soon as it's determined.

Did Abused Cows Produce the Cheese on Your Frozen Pizza?

Video of cows being beaten and stabbed prompts Nestle, maker of DiGiorno and Jack's frozen pizzas, to drop Wisconsin dairy farm.

Long Island Scores $83M in Economic Development Funding

Stony Brook University, Hofstra University, Cold Spring Harbor and Brookhaven National Labs among grant winners.

Nurses At Peconic Bay Medical Center Looking to Improve Staffing Levels, Negotiate Contract

Nurses say they are advocating for patient safety.

The Jobseeker's Holiday Survival Guide

10 steps to find the joy in the December job hunt.

Unemployment: What Are the Big Trends?

Unemployment rate improves as long-term unemployment persists.

The Best Things to Buy in December

Is 'Good Debt' Ruining Your Chance of Retiring?

Don't let monthly bills weigh you down.