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Victory Sports Medicine purchases Harriet Tubman facility for expansion
SENNETT — The Cayuga Economic Development Agency (CEDA) recently announced that a Skaneateles sports-medicine practice submitted the winning bid to buy the state-owned, former Harriet
The video “Wealth Inequality in America” was recently featured on Upworthy (www.upworthy.com), a social-media megaphone. It was then re-posted by a significant minority that’s become
Will the “Real Salesperson” Stand Up?
As a kid, I remember watching a TV show called “What’s My Line?” with my parents. The point of the show was to have four
Proposition One: What’s in a name?
What’s in a name? According to Will Shakespeare, “That which we call a rose by any other name would smell as sweet.” Some call it
A few lines from a song capture New York state’s dilemma. From the musical named “1776”: “Does anybody care? Is anybody there?” The state has
Chobani donates $1.5 million to Cornell University to promote dairy quality
ITHACA — Chobani, Inc., a Chenango County–based maker of Greek yogurt, today announced a donation of $1.5 million to Cornell University, which is part an
State announces $1.2 million in job-training grants
Gov. Andrew Cuomo announced this week that $1.2 million in job-training grants is still available to businesses that hire long-term, unemployed New Yorkers. This effort
Moe’s Southwest Grill, Hoopla! Frozen Yogurt get ready to open in Utica
UTICA —The Moe’s Southwest Grill fast-casual restaurant chain and new Hoopla! Frozen Yogurt chain will open new locations at 90 N. Genesee St. in North
CenterState CEO launches second round of Startup Labs Syracuse
SYRACUSE — CenterState CEO today launched the second round of Startup Labs Syracuse, which will award a total of $260,000 in cash and prizes to
Daikin Applied delays Auburn plant closure, employee layoffs
AUBURN — Minneapolis, Minn.–based Daikin Applied on Thursday announced it will keep its Auburn plant open through 2015, representing a “one-year delay.” The company also
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