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... flooding in recent years. David Sabatino of Envision Valley Stream noted the fragmentation of use along Meacham Ave. Tallini “Whatever will put more customers through their doors, they will support” ...

... desk more than five months after passing the Legislature. The measure, approved by wide majorities in the Assembly and Senate, would prohibit health insurers from requiring customers to use a mail-order ...

... without getting legally required consent. In some cases, the FTC charged, Facebook allowed potentially sensitive details to be passed along to advertisers and software developers prowling for customers. ...

NEW YORK — Pepper-sprayed customers, smash-and-grab looters and bloody scenes in the shopping aisles. How did Black Friday devolve into this? As reports of shopping-related violence rolled in this ...

CANTON A 26-year-old former teller at a northern New York credit union admits stealing $23,500 from customer accounts over a six-month period to pay for her drug habit. Ashley Ayotte pleaded guilty to ...

... said her father gave great detail to the buns his company sold, insisting they be "light, airy and fluffy," she said. His reasoning was simple: If customers fill up on the bun, they won't have room for ...

... to another firm." MF Global told the regulators early Monday that it hadn't reached an agreement on a deal and it reported "possible deficiencies" in customers' futures trading accounts, the two agencies ...

... 800,000 power customers were without electricity in Connecticut alone -- shattering the record set just two months ago by Hurricane Irene. Massachusetts had more than 600,000 outages, and so did New Jersey ...

... in Trenton that he had brokered three illegal kidney transplants for New Jersey-based customers in exchange for payments of $120,000 or more. He also pleaded guilty to one count of conspiracy to broker ...

... "Banks got bailed out. We got sold out," the crowd of as many as 1,000 in Manhattan chanted. A few protesters went inside the bank to close their accounts, but the group didn't stop other customers from ...

... customers more than he planned to deliver, and bringing up topics that could be unpopular with voters and jurors -- from his flip-flop on extending term limits to his decision to keep an aide's domestic-violence ...

... "customers" to obtain hundreds of prescriptions from 22 small pharmacies spread across Staten Island and the New York City area. The suspects used a complicit office manager who worked for a surgeon where ...

... guilty earlier this month to first-degree murder in the June killings of two employees and two customers at Haven Drugs in Medford, admitting he robbed the pharmacy of prescription painkillers. He is expected ...

... which customers or purchases should be eligible for such a tax break at the cash register. Without the break, the state "stands to earn a windfall in sales tax revenue from all the thousands of New Yorkers ...

... thaws. The consequences could be serious: residents forced to make 30-mile detours -- on mountain roads, some of them unpaved-- to the nearest grocery store or doctor, businesses struggling for customers ...

NEW YORK -- More than 12,000 New Yorkers are still without power a week after Tropical Storm Irene hit the state. But that's down from nearly 50,000 customers waiting for electricity to be restored a day ...

... across the region, with some of the largest in Connecticut, where more than 360,000 homes and businesses were still in the dark, and Virginia, where 242,000 customers had no lights. Even as rivers finally ...