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Buffalo Bills sign up ADMAR as official construction-equipment supplier
DeWITT — The Buffalo Bills of the National Football League have reached an agreement that designates ADMAR Supply Company as the team’s “official construction-equipment supplier.”
Investment firms RJR, Rockbridge consolidate accounts
SYRACUSE — Two Syracuse investment-management firms, Rockbridge Investment Management and RJR Associates, Inc., recently announced their agreement to consolidate their accounts to “better serve” their
Walsh family bets big on casino license for Traditions
JOHNSON CITY — The Walsh family is thinking big, really big. That is the mantra behind the recent push to obtain a new casino license
Bank of Cooperstown to open new branch in Oneonta this year
ONEONTA — The Bank of Cooperstown recently announced that it plans to open a new full-service branch office on Main Street in Oneonta in mid-2014.
Servpro of Northern Onondaga County positions itself for growth
DeWITT — When natural disasters like Superstorm Sandy strike or the flooding that affected much of Central New York last summer occurs, businesses like Servpro
Consultant provides advice for firms in handling a business disaster
SCHUYLER — Businesses, nonprofit organizations, and government agencies should have a plan on how to proceed in case they have to react to a natural
The rebranding of The Business Journal and what’s behind it?
Q: Why has The Business Journal rebranded as The Business Journal News Network (BJNN)? A: The Central New York Business Journal has been a mainstay
Tri-Cities Opera general director, Reed Smith, resigns
BINGHAMTON — The Tri-Cities Opera (TCO) board of directors has announced that Reed W. Smith, general director, is resigning to pursue other interests, according to
Contractors complete steel structure on Quad-C of Nano Utica project
MARCY — Construction crews have completed the steel structure ahead of schedule in the construction of the $125 million computer-chip commercialization center (Quad-C). The office
NYSERDA launches networking website targeting clean-energy technology projects
The New York State Energy Research and Development Authority (NYSERDA) has introduced a new networking website: cleantechNYconnect.com. The site is aimed at helping clean-tech business
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