News 12 Staff Jul 04, 2021, 10:26pm Updated on: Jul 04, 2021, 10:26pm Coney Island businesses say they welcomed the crowds that stopped by the area to enjoy Fourth of July. People gathered to eat, to enjoy rides, and to swim at the beach on Sunday. One of the owners of Deno’s Wonder Wheel Amusement […]
Among the global environmental issues, climate change is the biggest challenge for the humanity triggered by the mounting Green House Gases (GHGs) and consequent increase in earth’s average temperature by 0.18°C in the last one decade. The UN is striving to restore earth’s ecosystems by 2030 with the active support and commitment of investors, business, government and communities. However, […]
A stained-glass restoration business, a vintage clothing store and a bagel bakery all sit within an unassuming industrial building in McKinley Park. The 36Squared Business Incubator is home to 30 small businesses — some just starting, others fully operational. For four years, the incubator has used the five-story brick building at 3636 S. Iron St. […]
In another age, the events of this season would have been nearly certain to produce a major shift in American politics — or at least a meaningful, discernible one. Over a period of weeks, the coronavirus death rate plunged and the country considerably eased public health restrictions. President Biden announced a bipartisan deal late last […]
Pix • KEVIN ANTENE, of Coram, has joined KLJ Engineering as a remote content strategist in the marketing and communications department. Antene has extensive experience in marketing, content creation, and publishing. He will help KLJ create both internal and external content for a variety of markets. Antene earned his bachelor’s degree from the University of […]
BATON ROUGE – Concerts, live music and Fourth of July firework shows are back in downtown Baton Rouge. After many cancellations last year due to the pandemic, business owners are now looking forward to a much-needed boost in sales. Fred Taylor owns Poor Boy Lloyd’s, and he’s banking on crowds to turn out in Downtown […]
Job growth in the US came in much higher than expected in June, with the economy adding 850,000 jobs last month, which was significantly higher than the 583,000 jobs added in May and 269,000 in April. Last month’s jobs gain was the biggest since August 2020, when employers added 1.6 million jobs. While the June […]
The second part of the year has already begun and the Government is preparing to face the test electoral while the economy continues to suffer the effects of the pandemic. This week, the Indec published the activity data for the month of April, which showed a monthly drop of 1.2%. On the debt side, the […]
A federal judge in Mobile has sentenced five of the six defendants in a conspiracy to defraud a program to help businesses get through the COVID-19 pandemic, including a Small Business Administration loan processor who devised the scheme. Karderrius Phelion of Mobile was sentenced to 30 months in prison and three years on supervised released […]
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