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Anaren board approves changes to director elections
DeWITT — Anaren, Inc. (NASDAQ: ANEN) has made some changes in how its shareholders will elect directors in uncontested elections. The company’s board amended its
First Niagara launches new small business checking accounts
First Niagara Financial Group, Inc. (NASDAQ: FNFG) is rolling out new checking options for its small business customers. The new BIZ200 account, designed for firms
Delta Medical slated to launch next month in Rome
ROME — A new primary-care practice set up by Rome Memorial Hospital hopes to start seeing patients in March. The hospital plans to open the
New training at OCC aims to fill eye-care need
SYRACUSE — It’s so rare for Eye Consultants of Syracuse to come across trained, experienced ophthalmic assistants that when it does, the practice will sometimes
SYRACUSE — The School of Information Studies (iSchool) at Syracuse University will serve as one of 50 sites around the world for the second International
Breakthrough Design expects more growth in 2013
SYRACUSE — Breakthrough Design Group, an anchor tenant at the South Side Innovation Center, expects to double its business this year and add new staff
SYRACUSE — The first edition of Startup Labs Syracuse wrapped up this month with the program’s Demo Day. The event took place Feb. 7. The
Power Engineers looks to tap local talent pool
SYRACUSE — Power Engineers launched and is growing its Syracuse office with the aim of tapping into the technical talent base present in the region.
Binghamton Web firm sets up shop downtown
BINGHAMTON — A Web-design firm launched last year is making the leap from home offices to a physical location in downtown Binghamton. FreshySites began unofficially
Welch Allyn device harnesses iPhone camera for eye exams
SKANEATELES FALLS — At first glance, Welch Allyn’s new iExaminer may seem squarely aimed at remote markets. The product allows users to snap high-resolution images