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TMD expands, unites Syracuse headquarters office
SYRACUSE — Three years of splitting employees between two nearby locations will end soon when accounting firm Testone, Marshall & Discenza, LLP (TMD) finishes an
Technology boosts ease of buying a home
SYRACUSE — House hunting has come a long way from circling ads in the Sunday paper, spending a day looking at houses, finding the right
Business truisms that aren’t true — and that cause trouble
Some business ideas seem to have a life of their own, particularly since they sound so reasonable. They’re so much a part of the culture
Back in 1995, the Cato Institute published a study entitled, “The Work vs. Welfare Trade-Off,” which analyzed welfare benefits in all 50 states, and concluded
New Lake-Level Plan Leaves Questions Unanswered
There is a new water-level plan proposed for Lake Ontario that will threaten shoreline property, recreational activity, and damage public infrastructure. Plan 2014 has been
New York’s initial unemployment claims edge up in latest week
The number of people applying for new unemployment-insurance benefits in New York state in the week ending Aug. 17, rose by 435, or more than
Grant to help Broome Community College offer scholarships for entrepreneurial program
BINGHAMTON — SUNY Broome Community College (BCC) will use grant money to provide two scholarships for this fall’s Entrepreneurial Assistance Program. The school made
ConMed keeps dividend at 15 cents a share
UTICA — ConMed Corp.’s (NASDAQ: CNMD) board of directors has declared a quarterly cash dividend of 15 cents a share, payable on Oct. 4 to
Elmira Savings Bank to expand into Broome County with loan office
ELMIRA — Elmira Savings Bank (NASDAQ: ESBK) announced today it is establishing a physical presence in Broome County with an office in Vestal that will
Justice Department awards Onondaga County grants to reduce DNA backlog
SYRACUSE — The U.S. Department of Justice has awarded Onondaga County two grants totaling more than $300,000 to reduce the DNA backlog and improve the timeliness
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