Business

Inspired by his grandmother’s baking, Bruno LoGreco launched The Biscotti Company, operating out of Calverton’s food business incubator.

Wingstop, the popular chicken wing franchise, is opening a store in Riverhead this summer in the shopping center on the Route 58 traffic circle.

Poki Poké is preparing to open next week in Riverhead Centre on Route 58. The restaurant will serve poke bowls with a variety of protein options, as well as hibachi dishes, ramen and bubble tea, owner Andrew Kim said.

Hampton Gyro, which will open a second location in Riverhead, serves a variety of Greek foods, including gyros, platters, souvlaki, falafel, as well as American foods like burgers, chicken sandwiches and wings, owner Mike Dzanoucakis said.

Prestige Properties & Development Company Inc. of New York City has taken ownership of the 395,000-square-foot shopping plaza, purchased for an undisclosed sum, the seller's representative announced.

Jane Millman, president of Riverhead Dodge, has been elected chairperson of the board of directors of the Greater New York Auto Dealership Association.

The Nassau County-based community bank filed an application this month with federal regulators to establish a new branch at 140 E. Main St. at the corner of East Avenue, the former location of a Capital One branch. The bank plans to open the new branch, its first east of Route 112, in the first half of 2019.

East End Arts presents their fourth annual Arts Mean Business seminar and networking event on Thursday, Oct. 8 from 9 to 11 a.m. at the Suffolk Theater.

The longtime West Main Street dealership, planning to build a brand new 26,000-square-foot facility on Rt. 58, wants permission to operate there temporarily while site plan applications are being processed.

Raquel Dispenziere comes home to Riverhead to open Gabriel Loren the Salon — named for her young son —on Howell Avenue.