Long Island Business News

Long Island Business News (LIBN) is a weekly publication focused on business topics, located in Ronkonkoma, New York. Originally established in 1953 under the name Long Island Commercial Review, LIBN reports on various subjects including business, government, legal matters, nonprofit organizations, and healthcare specifically for Nassau and Suffolk counties on Long Island.

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SBA chief to tour Long Island manufacturer

1 day ago | libn.com | Adina Genn

U.S. Small Business Administrator Kelly Loeffler will be in Suffolk County on Thursday. Loeffler will be in Hauppauge to visit GSE Dynamics, an engineering and manufacturing firm, as SBA representatives tour small manufacturers across the country this spring. Loeffler will meet with the company’s leadership, tour the facility and discuss plans to foster small manufacturing under the Trump administration.
Uncle Giuseppe’s pop-up to open on Fire Island

1 day ago | libn.com | Adina Genn

THE BLUEPRINT:Uncle Giuseppe’s Ocean Beach popup launches May 9 on Fire IslandLocation: Ocean Beach Trading, near Fire Island Ferries terminalOffers groceries and prepared meals for lunch and dinnerContinues to provide ferry delivery for online ordersUncle Giuseppe’s Marketplace is launching a new concept: Uncle G’s Ocean Beach Popup, on Fire Island.
Two charged with illegal dumping in Long Island’s pine barrens

2 days ago | libn.com | Adina Genn

THE BLUEPRINT:Two individuals charged after dumping in Pine Barrens24 tons of concrete found allegedly dumped by construction company ownerResidential dumping allegedly caught via trail camera in ManorvilleOfficials stress environmental harm and legal consequencesAfter two investigations following commercial and residential dumping incidents in the pine barrens, authorities announced the arrest of two individuals.
Michelin-star chef to reopen Hampton’s spot

2 days ago | libn.com | Adina Genn

In Huntington, a new kaiseki dining experience House of Yoshin offers what is considered the highest form of Japanese cuisine, and a members-only whiskey lou[...] April 15, 2025
Citizens Financial Group awards $10K to Hempstead small business

3 days ago | libn.com | Adina Genn

Citizens Financial Group awarded $10,000 to Hempstead-based Behavioral Intervention Psychological Services. The Hempstead organization, whose services are designed to help people with learning or behavioral challenges, is one of 25 small businesses across the country to receive this support from Citizens. This year marks Citizen’s eighth Small Business Community Champion Award, which is designed to foster commitment to support local communities.
Viscardi Center to honor Meyer Suozzi at celebrity night in Albertson

3 days ago | libn.com | Adina Genn

For its 58th annual celebrity night, on April 28, The Viscardi Center will recognize Meyer, Suozzi, English & Klein, the law firm headquartered in Garden City, as corporate partner of the year. Patricia Galteri, the law firm’s managing attorney, will accept the recognition during a star-studded evening to feature Lidia Bastianich, the celebrity chef, and Mookie Wilson, the former Major League Baseball outfielder and coach, among others.
Renovated oceanfront hotel in Montauk set to open this summer

6 days ago | libn.com | David Winzelberg

After extensive renovations are completed, a 74-year-old oceanfront hospitality property in Montauk will be reborn as a reimagined luxury hotel. Dubbed Offshore Montauk, the 43-key hotel is a thorough overhaul of the former Sands Motel at 71 South Emerson Ave. The former 19,500-square-foot motel complex, comprised of four buildings on 1.16 acres, was purchased by Enduring Hospitality Group for $23.25 million in March 2024.
On Long Island, two elder law and estate planning firms merge

6 days ago | libn.com | Adina Genn

On Long Island, two elder law and estate planning firms have merged. Futterman Lanza, with offices in Smithtown, Bay Shore and Garden City, has expanded into Melville through a merger with Atlas Law Group. Howard Atlas is now a partner with Futterman Lanza, bringing along a staff of two attorneys and four paralegals. Atlas is a certified elder law attorney and a National Academy of Elder Law Attorneys fellow.
Huntington Arts Council to offer a free legal clinic

6 days ago | libn.com | Adina Genn

A pro bono legal in-person clinic for artists and organizations is taking place through the Huntington Arts Council (HAC) on April 25 at The Agency, at 299 Main Street in Huntington, from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Appointments are required. For this clinic, the HAC is collaborating with the New York State Bar Association’s Entertainment, Arts & Sports Law and Intellectual Property Sections and coordinating attorneys Elissa Hecker, Debra Resnick and Rosemarie Tully.
Crypto vs. Tariffs: Can Decentralized Markets Withstand Centralized Economic Shocks?

6 days ago | libn.com | Jon Stojan

On April 2, 2025, Donald Trump announced in an executive order that “foreign trade and economic practices have created a national emergency,” which he responded to with “responsive tariffs.” As of April 5, the order imposes a baseline tariff of 10% on all countries. The global market’s reaction has been disastrous, with the U.S. stock market alone losing $5 trillion between April 2 and 4.