Marty Cantor discusses reopening of the tri-state economies
As our economies begin to reopen, small businesses are once again opening their doors - and millions of people are getting back on the payroll.
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Jun 11, 2020, 5:34 PM
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So is the worst over? Has our economy hit a turning point?
CPA and economic development consultant Marty Cantor joins News 12's Elizabeth Hashagen to answer viewers' questions.
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