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LaPage puts WellTrail on a path to growth
VAN BUREN — Kelli LaPage believes her corporate wellness company WellTrail, Inc. is ready to turn a corner. The firm will roughly double its revenue
Downtown Decorations to more than double space with move
SYRACUSE — Downtown Decorations, Inc. is relocating to a larger building it acquired in October. The company, which supplies holiday decorations for municipalities, shopping centers,
Newman Development breaks ground on Ithaca project
ITHACA — Vestal–based Newman Development Group and Ithaca–headquartered Warren Real Estate, Inc. broke ground Nov. 14 on new luxury apartments and Class A office space
Chuck Stormon launches his sixth startup
CAZENOVIA — Chuck Stormon, the CEO of Attend LLC has his head in the cloud. On Nov. 8, at the Cloud Computing West event in
VIZIONefx expects more growth after adding new clients
BALDWINSVILLE — VIZIONefx LLC, a provider of interactive kiosks based in Baldwinsville, has about 35 clients and expects to grow to between 75 and 100
Development to house offices, apartments
ITHACA — Construction began this week at 140 Seneca Way, a new complex of luxury apartments and class A office space in downtown Ithaca. The
Small-business optimism flattens in October
Levels of optimism held roughly steady among small business owners in the month before the presidential election while uncertainty reached an all-time high, according to
ITT plans expansion project in Seneca Falls
SENECA FALLS — ITT Corp. (NYSE: ITT) is adding a 75,000-square-foot expansion to its Seneca Falls facility. The project will add new manufacturing space and
Rochester firm to acquire Dellas Graphics
SYRACUSE — An employee-owned commercial printer based in Rochester is set to acquire the Syracuse printing company Dellas Graphics. Canfield & Tack Commercial Printing &
UTICA — The Arc Oneida-Lewis Chapter honored PJ Green for partnering with the Arc vocational program to employ people with developmental disabilities. The ARC presented
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