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What Big Retail Chains Really Took
If you look around our cities and towns, you have to know that big retail chains destroyed a way of life. Today you shop in
Give active military a tax break
Our all-volunteer military is the most effective in the world because of the men and women who risk their lives every day to protect us.
Cuomo announces FuzeHub initiative to help manufacturers grow
New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo today announced the launch of FuzeHub, a new resource platform developed to spur the growth of New York manufacturers. FuzeHub
NY State of Health says 48,000 have enrolled
The New York State Department of Health on Tuesday, Nov. 12, announced that more than 48,000 New Yorkers have enrolled in health plans through NY
Upstate Medical finance executive, Brady, retires amid state probe of compensation
SYRACUSE — Steven Brady, senior vice president for administration and finance at the State University of New York (SUNY) Upstate Medical University, retired on Wednesday,
First American Realty moves to new office in Owego
OWEGO — First American Realty has relocated across town to 54 Central Ave. in Owego. The firm will formally open this office, which is located
Lockheed to cut 4,000 jobs and close four plants, but not Syracuse-area site
Lockheed Martin Corp. (NYSE: LMT) announced today that it will close four plants across the U.S., cutting 4,000 jobs, by mid-2015, in response to continued
Syracuse Tech Garden unveils Power Up room
SYRACUSE — CenterState CEO today announced the opening of the Power Up room, a new suite inside the Syracuse Tech Garden. The Power Up room
Health-care staffing firm Fortus Group rebrands
UTICA — The Fortus Group, a Utica–based health-care staffing firm, today announced it has rebranded to Fortus Healthcare Resources. The change is intended to “accurately
Federal government runs a $92 billion deficit in October
The federal government ran a nearly $92 billion budget deficit in October, the first month of the 2014 fiscal year, the U.S. Treasury Department reported
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