James T. Madore is an Economics Writer at Newsday Media Group. He covers a diverse range of topics including construction and real estate, finance, and investment, with a particular focus on the housing market and real estate development in the United States. James has also contributed to The New York Ledger and CFP Board, showcasing his expertise in both regional interest and global news.
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James T. Madore focuses on local business and government announcements in the Long Island area, particularly Nassau and Suffolk counties. His coverage suggests a preference for articles based on official statements, press releases, or data citations.
If you have insights related to local businesses' expansions or relocations within Long Island, government policy changes impacting the region's economy, or statistics regarding consumer concerns in this area, these would likely be of interest to him.
Given his focus on Long Island and its counties specifically, pitches should be tailored to reflect an understanding of the local economic landscape and how proposed content aligns with the specific interests of his audience.
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By: James T. Madore
By: James T. Madore
Prosecutors said his taxi companies billed for rides that never happened, including trips for people who were dead, hospitalized or in prison.
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Basaran Grinder plans to spend $35 million to outfit another factory and to renovate an existing one, both within a mile of each other/
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Peter Ganley, the IDA's administrative director, was named acting CEO and executive director.
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Atlas Print Solutions wants to purchase and renovate a former defense plant in Westbury.
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VGW Holdings Ltd. also will repay consumers the value of the "sweeps coins" in their account, if they seek reimbursement, state Attorney General Letitia James said.
