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Galaxy, IMG renew contract for broadcast rights to Syracuse University sports
SYRACUSE — Galaxy Communications, L.P., IMG College, and the Syracuse University (SU) athletic department on April 30 finalized the renewal of a five-year contract for
Monroe discusses the changing service system of the health-care industry
SYRACUSE — The service system is changing in the health-care industry. That was part of the message from Ann Monroe, president of the Health Foundation
Endicott Interconnect announces CEO retirement
ENDICOTT — Endicott Interconnect Technologies, Inc (EI) on Tuesday announced that CEO Jay McNamara retired on April 12. McNamara had served as president and CEO
Improvement work on the NY Energy Highway ‘on or ahead of schedule’
All the improvements called for in the New York Energy Highway blueprint are “on or ahead of aggressive schedules” set for each project. That’s according
Investor urges Anaren board to pursue sale of company
DeWITT — Discovery Group I, LLC of Chicago has sent a letter to the board of directors at Anaren, Inc. (NASDAQ: ANEN) of DeWitt, urging
L.L.Bean to convert Fayetteville location to full retail store
FAYETTEVILLE — Outdoor retailer L.L.Bean, Inc. today announced plans to convert its outlet store in the Fayetteville Towne Center into a full retail location. The
SEFCU donates $250,000 to Upstate Medical University
SYRACUSE — Albany–based SEFCU, a credit union with branches in the Syracuse and Binghamton areas, today announced a donation of $250,000 for the upcoming Upstate
Anaren forms committee to study purchase offer, reports earnings
DeWITT — It’s been a busy last week or so for Anaren, Inc. (NASDAQ: ANEN) as it decides on its future direction and provides a
Siena: New Yorkers view on real estate strengthens during Q1
New Yorkers seem to sense the return of a “thriving” market in which both the buyers and sellers profit from strong real-estate values. That’s the
Area firms pursue clean-energy technologies with CAP grants
SYRACUSE — A handful of area businesses developing clean-energy technologies recently received a helping hand to bring their products to market. CenterState CEO, National Grid,