Making it easier for businesses to deduct research and development costs from their taxes and improving transportation infrastructure are part of U.S. Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand’s goal to increase manufacturing jobs in the United States.
It could have come out of a storybook: two giants battling across a busy street. And the story is entering its final chapter this summer, with the Borders Group retreating from the Wolf Road corridor, leaving Barnes & Noble to dominate the area it first settled in 1993....
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