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Federal government runs a $98 billion deficit in July
The federal government ran a nearly $98 billion budget deficit in July, the U.S. Treasury Department reported Tuesday. Spending totaled $298 billion while tax receipts
First Niagara to pay former CEO Koelmel a severance of at least $3 million
First Niagara Financial Corp. (NASDAQ: FNFG) will pay former president and CEO John Koelmel a severance package of at least $3 million. The figure is
New York AG sues out-of-state firms for charging ‘exorbitant’ interest rates on Internet loans
New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman on Monday announced that his office filed a lawsuit against two out-of-state companies for violating New York’s usury and
Schumer expresses support for preserving helicopter contracts at Lockheed’s Owego site
OWEGO — U.S. Senator Charles Schumer (D–NY) today offered his support for planned defense contracts between the Lockheed Martin-Sikorsky team and the U.S. military.
AT&T invests nearly $225M in NY wireless, wireline network in first half
AT&T today announced it has invested nearly $225 million in its wireless and wired networks in New York in the first half of 2013.
St. Joseph’s appoints Kuss as director of development
SYRACUSE — St. Joseph’s Hospital Health Center has announced the appointment of Vincent Kuss as director of development. The appointment is effective Sept. 3,
Community Foundation names new board officers
SYRACUSE — The Central New York Community Foundation board of directors recently appointed the following four new officers. Linda Dickerson Hartsock, director of community
YMCA’s Healthy Syracuse works on worksite-wellness initiative
SYRACUSE — Healthy Syracuse, a community coalition stemming from a partnership between the YMCA of Greater Syracuse and the Onondaga County Health Department, has developed
Mid-York Press thrives in sluggish economy
SHERBURNE — “Nothing gives me cardiac arrest anymore,” says Robert W. Tenney, president and CEO of Mid-York Press, Inc., a printing and packaging firm located
New group, Save81.org, opposes boulevard option for Interstate 81 in Syracuse
SYRACUSE — With several members of the business community involved, a new group calling itself Save81.org is opposed to any plan that would divert Interstate
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