Ken Schachter is a business writer for Newsday Media Group, focusing on local news in the United States, particularly in New York. With a background in journalism and a degree from both Oregon and Northwestern, Ken brings a skeptical yet sentimental perspective to his reporting, covering topics such as acquisitions, layoffs, financial scams, and government issues.
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Jacksonville, Florida, United States (Local)
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By: Ken Schachter
Uniondale-based law firm's 2nd largest office to include immigration, class-action practice areas
By: Ken Schachter
Hain Celestial founder, partner take controlling interest of historic inn.
$146M deal with Labcorp is part of strategic initiative
By: Ken Schachter
Workforce shortage for submarine projects spurs $2M grant over five years
Farmingdale-based Advance Group makes deal for moving and logistics companies
Linda Yaccarino, hired by Elon Musk to run the social media platform, remembered as a 'very popular' member of the Class of 1981.
By: Ken Schachter
600,000 Social Security numbers also compromised
Experts: Pieces of your identity are scattered online
By: Ken Schachter
More than 80,000 failed to file during COVID-19 outbreak, agency says
By: Ken Schachter
Critics say the state should make a bigger effort to return the funds to rightful owners, rather than sweeping the cash into the general fund.
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