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	Renaissance Syracuse Hotel gets new owner and new name by Eric Reinhardt
	SYRACUSE — One of the largest hotels in the Syracuse area, which is visible to drivers along Interstate 81 in the heart of downtown Syracuse, has new ownership. And it will soon have a new brand name.

	Sensis plans job cuts by Kevin Tampone
	DeWITT — Sensis Corp. plans to cut an undetermined number of jobs in the coming weeks in response to changes in some of its markets.

	Ethanol production restarts at Sunoco plant by Kevin Tampone
	VOLNEY — Sunoco, Inc. has restarted the former Northeast Biofuels plant, and the company says ethanol production could be a big part of its future.

	NY Family Business Center plans boot camp for future generations on Aug. 9 by Kevin Tampone
	SYRACUSE — The New York Family Business Center is planning a boot camp for Aug. 9 aimed at future generations of family-business leaders.

	New program targets hospital energy costs by Eric Reinhardt
	Upstate Medical University hopes to save $2.4 million annually SYRACUSE — National Grid and the New York State Energy Research and Development Authority (NYSERDA) on July 19 launched a program to help the utility’s hospital customers reduce their energy costs.

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Pirros return to funeral-home business with Salina home

The Thomas J. Pirro Funeral Home recently opened for business in the town of Salina, marking a return to the industry for its owners.

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	The federal government gravy train
	Be thankful we’re not getting all the government we’re paying for. — Will Rogers Back in March, USA Today published an article which stated that federal workers averaged $75,419 in annual salary. The article went on to note the substantial jump in the number of those earning six figures, excluding overtime and bonuses.

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	Uncertainty Interrupts Economic Recovery
	You can feel it can’t you? I’m talking about the palpable sense of unease many business owners and consumers have about the economy and their own financial condition.

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	Perpetually Hopeful
	Alexander Pope wrote that “hope springs eternal in the human breast” — but in my experience as a patent attorney, I’ve found that some people’s hope springs are wound tighter than others.

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	People on the Move - MV - 7/26/2010
	EDUCATION & TRAINING USC The Business College announced the addition of four new adjunct faculty members to its Utica campus.

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Top Ranks Lists
The 2010 Book of Lists electronic edition may be downloaded in Excel format. These 62 lists include key business information (when available) such as number of employees, revenue, products/services offered, and top executives for each company.

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