914INC. Q1 2018
Presenting the latest and greatest in high-tech gizmos, gear, and gadgetry.
Called la fée verte, or the green fairy, absinthe inspired great minds of the 19th and 20th centuries. It might just spur your next over-drinks deal.
Keep the rust off your game by playing year round.
Make the most out of every networking opportunity.
For professional women with a packed schedule, Body Beautiful of NY offers seriously stylish lash services at warp speed.
Precious metals can be a valuable addition to your portfolio.
We rounded up some wrist candy for anyone looking to tell the time in style.
It’s a watershed time on the American landscape as sexual harassment trumps all other issues — and local businesses had better pay attention.
Who are they, and what makes them tick?
We ask five area professionals to sound off on their interview pet peeves by answering this question:
Under the Washington Prime Group, the Jefferson Valley mall seeks first-string status.
Irvington’s Reunion Foods takes on the agro-business industry with sustainable practices and a communal mentality.
Has this latest wave of corporate responsibility made any positive changes?
A Neumann & Associates’ Aaron Soury shares expert advice for smart startups.
Newly elected County Executive George Latimer opens up about what he has in store for Westchester’s business community and more.
A perfect convergence of regulatory, social, and economic forces pushes the county’s key commercial corridor to the forefront again.
Starting six years ago, John Malone and Doug McClure do double-duty as a different band come October.
Jägermeister’s US division relocates to posh White Plains digs packed with stellar workplace amenities.
Record shops, independent bookstores, and the neighborhood cobbler may seem like relics, but many — in seemingly endangered industries — are still going strong. What’s their secret?
Though part of an illustrious family, Westchester hotelier Colby Brock has been working her way to the top since her teens.