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The DeClutter Coach formally opens new office in New Hartford
NEW HARTFORD — The DeClutter Coach, and its DC Efficiency division, formally opened its new office at 23 Oxford Road in New Hartford on April
Oncenter to host event in regional MWBE opportunities expo series
SYRACUSE — The Oncenter will host one of six sessions in the 2017 New York State regional minority and women-owned business enterprise (MWBE) opportunities expo
NFIB’s small-business optimism index dips slightly in March after surge at end of 2016
The National Federation of Independent Business (NFIB) reported that its index of small-business optimism fell 0.6 points in March to 104.7, but was still at
Six GENIUS NY Teams Seek Talent as they Grow Businesses in CNY
It was just a few weeks ago that six teams participating in the GENIUS NY program were awarded a total of $2.75 million in investments during
Zoey Advertising has hired MARCI VANDERVEER as its business manager. She previously worked at Stress Design as the office and project manager. Vanderveer holds a
Pinckney Hugo Group has promoted LINDSEY SMITH to public relations account manager. She was previously an assistant public relations account manager. Smith has a bachelor’s
Nagle Athletic Surfaces recently appointed CHUCK PETTY as chief financial officer. He received a bachelor’s degree in accounting from Marist College and is a certified
Loretto has hired LORISSA PLIS as the new director of nursing at The Commons on St. Anthony in Auburn. She brings more than 20 years
Schumer: farmers need crop-insurance access to help supply local craft beermakers
Senator highlights the problem in visit to 1886 Malt House in Volney VOLNEY — U.S. Senate Minority Leader Charles Schumer (D–N.Y.) calls the 1886 Malt
New York attorney general fines 104 car dealerships for missing recall notices
SYRACUSE, N.Y. — More than 100 auto dealerships statewide will pay a $1,000 fine for selling vehicles to New Yorkers without informing the purchaser the
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