Economist, chamber of commerce president discuss how small businesses are faring
News 12's Doug Geed was joined by an economist and chamber of commerce president to discuss how small businesses are faring in the pandemic.
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Jul 27, 2020, 2:09 PM
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506ds agoNews 12's Doug Geed was joined by an economist and chamber of commerce president to discuss how small businesses are faring in the pandemic.
John Rizzo is the chief economist for Long Island Association and Kelly Peckholdt is the Babylon Chamber of Commerce president, and a small business owner.
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