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Excellus repays $3.1 million following claim-denial glitch
Excellus BlueCross BlueShield has repaid plan members and providers after a fall 2011 computer error caused it to deny claims made by individuals who had
Low-interest loan program launched for businesses rebuilding from Sandy
The New York Bankers Association (NYBA) and New York Business Development Corp. are setting up a $10 million emergency loan fund for small businesses recovering
ESD OKs CNY, Mohawk Valley, North Country funding
Projects in Central New York, the Mohawk Valley, and the North Country received funding yesterday from Empire State Development (ESD). The board of the state’s
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Delmonico turns to small, family businesses for growth
SYRACUSE — A focus on the family has helped Delmonico Insurance Agency grow — a focus on family-owned businesses that is. “It’s client acquisition, picking
MVP starting private health-insurance exchange
MVP Health Care, Inc. is dipping its toe into the health insurance exchange movement a year before New York’s state-operated exchange will be up and
NORWICH — Mang Insurance Agency, LLC, promoted Richard Campagna to the position of chief operating officer at the Norwich–based insurance firm. Campagna joined the agency
NEW HARTFORD — The accounting firms Barone, Howard & Co. CPAs of New Hartford and Stephen F. Schink, CPA, of Rome will merge effective Jan.
Tompkins Trust Co. names new VP
ITHACA — Tompkins Trust Co. has a new vice president of commercial banking. Michelle Mittelman will focus on business financing in the Ithaca and Central
Chemung Financial reports sluggish third quarter
ELMIRA — Chemung Financial Corp. saw its third-quarter net income decline in spite of the company’s expansion into the Albany market last year. Earnings improved
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