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Training veterans for the return to civilian life
SYRACUSE — The nonprofit Clear Path for Veterans is working with the local franchise of Dale Carnegie Training on what it calls a “reverse boot
ConMed announces acquisition, stock price jumps
UTICA, N.Y. — ConMed Corp. (NASDAQ: CNMD) on Monday morning announced it would acquire privately held SurgiQuest, Inc., a Connecticut–based surgical-device maker, for $265 million.
There’s No Such Thing as Free Labor
Free-market economist and Nobel laureate Milton Friedman’s oft-quoted book title, “There’s No Such Thing As A Free Lunch,” reminds us to be wary of things
The Start of a New Era for Residential Mortgage-Loan Closings
While Oct. 3 came and went without any particular fanfare, it did mark the start of a new era in residential mortgage lending. That was
Regulations are Strangling Small Businesses
If you have a heart problem would you to to a foot doctor? That was my thought recently after the latest yuck report on the
Raymond unveils 47,000-square-foot addition at headquarters
GREENE — The Raymond Corporation recently unveiled a 47,000-square-foot addition and the reconfiguration of manufacturing space at its headquarters in Greene. The creation of the
Bond, Schoeneck & King names Bernstein to lead the firm
SYRACUSE — Bond, Schoeneck & King PLLC — Central New York’s largest law firm, ranked by number of area attorneys — announced that its members
KeyCorp, First Niagara CEOs discuss Key’s pending $4B acquisition
SYRACUSE — It’s a deal that helps KeyBank grow in upstate New York and helps First Niagara become the “digitally progressive, full-fledged commercial bank” that
Utica Zoo continues updating facilities, adds new quarantine building
UTICA — The 101-year-old Utica Zoo, located at 1 Utica Zoo Way in the city, has been updating parts of its facilities in recent months,
China Towne Furniture and Mattress completes $600K renovation project
SOLVAY — China Towne Furniture and Mattress recently finished a renovation project that it started in late 2013. Company owner Jay Yennock says he initially
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