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New York manufacturing index fell back into negative territory in June
The Empire State Manufacturing Survey general business-conditions index fell 5 points to -2.0 in June from 3.1 in May, the Federal Reserve Bank of New
St. Joseph’s Physicians appoints Julianne Duffy Himes COO
SYRACUSE, N.Y. — St. Joseph’s Physicians has appointed Julianne Duffy Himes chief operating officer. As COO, she is responsible for day-to-day operations for the practice’s
Study: Proposed Obamacare rates average 12 percent higher for 2016
Rate filings for nearly 4,000 plans nationwide indicate Affordable Care Act premiums will be an average of 12 percent higher for 2016. That’s according
Health Foundation board re-elects Upstate Medical’s Wolff as chairman
SYRACUSE, N.Y. — The Health Foundation for Western and Central New York has re-elected Dr. L. Thomas Wolff as chairman of its board of trustees.
SU, Upstate Medical alum named president-elect of AMA
Dr. Andrew Gurman, a graduate of Syracuse University (SU) and Upstate Medical University, is the new president-elect of the American Medical Association (AMA), the nation’s
OCIDA pursues partnership with OCC for Food Innovation Center
SYRACUSE — The Onondaga County Industrial Development Agency (OCIDA) is seeking to buy a property it would lease to Onondaga Community College for the school’s
Tompkins Financial readies Syracuse office and new corporate HQ
ITHACA — Tompkins Trust Company and its parent company Tompkins Financial Corp. (ticker symbol: TMP) are busy with a couple major initiatives that could transform
Binghamton closes two floors of Collier Street parking garage indefinitely
BINGHAMTON, N.Y. — The City of Binghamton has “indefinitely” closed the top two floors of the Collier Street parking garage due to “growing” repair needs,
NYISO report highlights New York energy market “transformation”
New York state’s transition to competitive electricity markets has contributed to “dramatic benefits for consumers and the state’s power grid, including nearly $7 billion in
Syracuse Housing Authority to use financing for energy-saving appliances
SYRACUSE — The Syracuse Housing Authority (SHA) has plans to purchase energy-saving appliances and materials for 13 Syracuse housing sites throughout the city. First Niagara
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