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SULLIVAN COUNTY, NY — What if you flung open your business doors post-pandemic and the workers didn’t line up?  That’s the problem in Sullivan County. “There are … more

(NAPSI)—Zero net emissions of carbon dioxide from energy and industry can be achieved by 2050—and it could cost only about $1 a day. That’s the finding of a new study by James Williams at the … more

(NAPSI)—The video game industry is really bearing fruit in the Peach State.  Sweet Stats A new study by Entertainment Software Association (ESA), shows the video game industry in … more

(NAPSI)—No state compares to California with respect to the impact of the U.S. video games on its economy.  Games Bring Success A new study by Entertainment Software Association (ESA) … more

(NAPSI)—The Sunshine State is in the spotlight for its economic impact from the video game industry.  Statistics Suggest Bright Future A new study by Entertainment Software Association … more

(NAPSI)—Video games have a presence in New York that extends well beyond those who play them. Indeed, the Empire State is one of the largest contributors to economic output and employment for the … more

(NAPSI)—The video game industry stands tall—economically—in the Evergreen State.  A new study by Entertainment Software Association (ESA), shows the video game industry in Washington … more

(NAPSI)—The video game industry has a Texas-sized effect on the Lone Star State’s economy.  A new study by Entertainment Software Association (ESA), shows the video game industry in … more

(NAPSI)—The next time you, your friends and family play video games, you’ll do more than have fun. You’ll help improve global science and art and the American economy at the same time.  … more

  Yes, you want to know this By ANNEMARIE SCHUETZ SULLIVAN COUNTY, NY — Although the country is still losing jobs—712,000 initial unemployment claims as of November … more

MONTICELLO, NY — As the U.S. added 1.8 million jobs in July, Sullivan County has seen some glimmers of light too. “There’s hiring going on,” said Laura Quigley, county … more