Business & Tech

Canon Building About to Get Crowded

Hundreds of employees are moving into the company's new $500 million digs in Melville, according to a Monday report.

Canon employees are moving in.

More than six years after Suffolk County officials helped settle a land dispute and three years after construction began, 700 employees are headed to Canon's new regional headquarters in Melville.

According to Newsday, another 600 employees will join their co-workers by April, when the company will leave its rented offices in New Hyde Park and Manhasset.

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Seymour Liebman, Canon's chief administrative officer, told Newsday "We wanted to stay on because most of our employees live here, and we didn't want to jeopardize our company by losing a substantial part of the workforce."

The new location is off Exit 49 of the Long Island Expressway. The building will serve as Tokyo-based Canon's headquarters for North and South America.

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