Drop in angioplasties hurts hospitals
For many years, hospitals and doctors could safely expect to see the number of angioplasties rise as the procedure became a reliable weapon in the arsenal against heart disease. Widely seen as a...
View ArticleNY-area construction contracts down 39 percent
The amount of January contracts for future construction projects in the New York, northern New Jersey and Long Island dropped 39 percent from a year ago, according to a report from McGraw-Hill...
View ArticleNY-area future construction contracts plunge
July contracts for future construction in the area that includes the five boroughs, Long Island and northern New Jersey, dropped 21 percent from 2011.
View ArticleUS builders boost housing spending, cut elsewhere
Overall construction spending dipped 0.7 percent in August from July, the Commerce Department reported Monday. It was the second straight monthly decline.
View ArticleNew York manufacturing continues decline
The Federal Reserve Bank of New York’s January 2013 Empire State Manufacturing Survey pegged the general business conditions index for manufacturers at a -7.8, down from -7.3 in December.
View ArticleAfter 2013 rebound, LI housing market in retreat
Multiple Listing Service of Long Island reports fifth straight month of year-over-year decline
View ArticleDrop in angioplasties hurts hospitals
For many years, hospitals and doctors could safely expect to see the number of angioplasties rise as the procedure became a reliable weapon in the arsenal against heart disease. Widely seen as a...
View ArticleNY-area construction contracts down 39 percent
The amount of January contracts for future construction projects in the New York, northern New Jersey and Long Island dropped 39 percent from a year ago, according to a report from McGraw-Hill...
View ArticleNY-area future construction contracts plunge
July contracts for future construction in the area that includes the five boroughs, Long Island and northern New Jersey, dropped 21 percent from 2011.
View ArticleUS builders boost housing spending, cut elsewhere
Overall construction spending dipped 0.7 percent in August from July, the Commerce Department reported Monday. It was the second straight monthly decline.
View ArticleNew York manufacturing continues decline
The Federal Reserve Bank of New York’s January 2013 Empire State Manufacturing Survey pegged the general business conditions index for manufacturers at a -7.8, down from -7.3 in December.
View ArticleAfter 2013 rebound, LI housing market in retreat
Multiple Listing Service of Long Island reports fifth straight month of year-over-year decline
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