BAYONNE, NJ - City officials are reminding pet owners and certain business holders that January 31 is the final day to renew their licenses.
Business licenses due for renewal cover pet shops; laundromats; tattoo/body-piercing parlors; dry cleaners; food-dispensing trucks; mobile food dealers; vending machines; bar/grill businesses; restaurants; pre-packaged food stores; fast food establishments; delicatessens; grocery stores; confectionary shops; fish/chicken/meat/produce markets; other food establishments; and certain other businesses specified by law.
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Apple's Services Business Could Be Worth $650 Billion by Next Year | The Motley
Apple's services business should see continued growth over the next couple years, especially if the widely expected 5G iPhone supercycle comes to fruition. The more stable recurring-revenue stream from services should help balance the more cyclical device sales that represent the core of Apple's business.
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Apple's services revenue increased more than 16% in fiscal 2019 to $46 billion. Ives expects Apple to maintain that pace over the next two years to reach $60 billion in 2021.
Tri-state people in business: New hires, promotions, achievements | Business | telegraphherald.com
Heartland Financial USA Inc. announced that Jay Kim was hired as executive vice president, general counsel reporting directly to President and CEO Bruce Lee. Kim has worked with banking and financial services clients for more than 30 years, spending half of his career as general counsel and in senior management roles and the other half as an attorney in private practice.
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Tim White joined Apple River State Bank as senior vice president-lending in the bank's new Hazel Green, Wis., office. He will be responsible for agricultural banking relationships in southwest Wisconsin. He has an extensive agricultural background in banking and insurance. He also worked as a feed consultant and nutritionist for a family feed business and as district sales manager for Cargill.
Nature and business, no longer in conflict?
THE NATURE CONSERVANCY : Helen Taylor is the state director of the Michigan Chapter of The Nature Conservancy , serving as the nonprofit's top leader in the state since 1999. Appointed by former Gov. Rick Snyder, Taylor served on the Great Lakes Commission, 21st Century Infrastructure Commission and the Environmental Rules Review Committee for eight years.
Taylor, 59, got a new pair of Carhartt overalls for Christmas and spent the recent holiday break bushwacking a trail on her property in Northern Michigan. The Northwestern University graduate has dedicated the last 30 years of her career to the Great Lakes and conservation.
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It's Your Business | Champaign's sushi menu expands | Entrepreneurs | news-gazette.com
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It's East revisits West, as business contingent retraces tracks from 2010 North Dakota
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Architects West has appointed Steve Roth to its board of directors. He has more than 26 years of experience in architecture, including seven years with Architects West.
DCI Engineers has promoted Josh Comfort to associate in the Spokane office. He is a member of the board of the Structural Engineers Association of Washington Spokane Chapter.
Providence Health Care has hired Carolyn Helfenstein as executive director of strategy and business development. She has more than 20 years of experience in health care and previously worked as a senior director for Vizient/VHA, a national health care performance improvement company.
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