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Long Island Business News

What's happening with Long Island companies, Nassau & Suffolk small businesses, plus stock market updates.

Henry Schein CEO Stanley Bergman retiring end of year

He helped grow Long Island's largest public company from $225M to $13B in annual revenue after joining in 1989.

MORE ON THIS TOPICMelville-based Henry Schein gets $250M investment from private equity firm KKR LI health care law firm moving from Great Neck to Garden City Henry Schein board shake-up sought by investment fund

Bitcoin rally, crypto bills: Here's what Long Islanders need to know3m read

Stamp prices go up again: What Long Island residents need to know now1m read

Linda Yaccarino, who resigned as CEO of Elon Musk's X, made her mark on LI2m read

Only in NewsdayLI women tackle job barriers after prison with local help7m read

People on the Move: See who's been promoted on LI

New halal Southern-style food chain opens in Shirley1m read

What LIers need to know about Compass and Zillow's battle over home listings3m read

Tony's Di Napoli eyes former TGI Fridays for first Long Island restaurant1m read

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Melville hardware store closing, CEO says1m read

Free Slurpees (and tongue tattoos?) at Long Island 7-Elevens today

Village Idiot in Lake Grove to reopen as upscale restaurant1m read

Private jet experience for less? JSX flights explained.3m read

Only in NewsdaySnack Wraps are back, Spicy McMuffins arrive — but can they fix McDonald's sales slide?3m read

King Kullen supermarket in Middle Island closing today1m read

Stop & Shop closing 32 'underperforming' supermarkets, including 4 on LI4m read

First in NewsdayPackaging company seeks tax breaks for second Hauppauge factory2m read

Applebee's on LI getting fresh look under national plan to bring back diners4m read

THE WEEK AHEAD: Business events, July 14-201m read

LI-based health care network adds 2 pediatric offices2m read

Mount Sinai to open new ambulatory center in Wantagh2m read

Long Islanders' Favorites

Only in NewsdayBlakeman sidesteps legislature to hire Peter King as $200G confidential legal adviser

Nassau hired Peter King to provide counsel on counterterrorism and homeland security without legislative approval or competitive bidding.

MORE ON THIS TOPICBlakeman allows Nassau police to wear face masks Over 1,400 people held in Nassau jail under ICE agreement

I Do!: Their romance began in Verdansk (It's a Call of Duty thing)1m read

Bellmore teens bring their peers and seniors together through Disco, trivia and more1m read

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