NY Air Brake officials lobby for Ex-Im Bank

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WATERTOWN — Business leaders from across America descended on the nation’s Capitol during the week of Feb. 23 to lobby Congress for the reauthorization of

Former radio executive opens Oneida County’s first winery

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VERONA — After 28 years in media, Mary Jo Beach retired as the vice president/general manager of four radio stations, at Townsquare Media, in the

Free community colleges: Getting ahead of the future

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The future ain’t what it used to be. — Yogi Berra UTICA — “The world is changing faster than any one of us can comprehend,”

i3 Electronics projects 15 percent revenue growth

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ENDICOTT — In mythology, a phoenix is a bird that is periodically reborn, rising from the ashes of its predecessor. It is the symbol of

Dannible & McKee: A case study in ownership transition

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SYRACUSE — Case #1. A father was a minority owner of a printing company. Six months after the business was launched, he died suddenly. There

Binghamton firm that helps prevent medical fraud is poised for growth

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BINGHAMTON — Background checks for employment and medical-fraud avoidance purposes are a hot topic. The U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission has brought suit for

Corning Natural Gas bets big on rising demand

CORNING — America is awash in natural gas. The country is pumping out 80 billion cubic feet a day, more than one-quarter of America’s energy

Mountain Fresh Dairy opens kosher facility in Binghamton

BINGHAMTON — The former landmark H.P. Hood dairy manufacturing facility on the south side of Binghamton is poised to reopen under the corporate name Mountain