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Cuomo: employers will save $45M on workers’-compensation costs in 2015
New York employers won’t have pay to pay as much into the state’s workers’-compensation system in 2015, resulting in savings to all employers totaling $45
AmeriCU’s growth accelerates in a tough economy
ROME — “It took AmeriCU a little more than 55 years to accumulate more than $500 million in assets,” says Mark A. Pfisterer, the credit
Eric Mower + Associates enters NYC market with PR firm combination
SYRACUSE — The top official at the largest advertising agency in Central New York has had his eye on the nation’s number one media market
ABA Survey: Bank customers embracing mobile deposits
Mobile remote deposits have emerged as an increasingly popular banking service, with more than one in eight Americans depositing a check using a mobile device
The Health-Care Law Continues to Shift Costs to Employers
CEOs and CFOs across the country have been challenged with the need to offer a competitive employee-benefits plan that both meets requirements established under the
New venture-capital firm makes its first investment
SYRACUSE — A recent investment in a soil-modeling tool for the agriculture industry is the first investment of what Armory Square Ventures expects will be
Market Street Trust Co.: No longer under the radar
Money, which represents the prose of life, and which is hardly spoken of … without an apology, is … as beautiful as roses. — Ralph
Community Wealth Management Services benefits from growth strategy
DeWITT — A year after outlining strategies to grow Community Bank System, Inc.’s (NYSE: CBU) wealth-management division, the banking company is reaping the dividends of
Co-founder of Michael Roberts Associates retires
DeWITT — Michael Roberts Associates, Inc. (MRA) in late August announced the retirement of Robert J. Dugan, co-founder and former partner in the locally owned,
First Niagara blames impairment charge, process issue for Q3 loss
BUFFALO — First Niagara Financial Group, Inc. (NASDAQ: FNFG) is pointing to a non-cash write-off and a process issue as the reasons for a third
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