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Galaxy, IMG renew contract for broadcast rights to Syracuse University sports
SYRACUSE — Galaxy Communications, L.P., IMG College, and the Syracuse University (SU) athletic department on April 30 finalized the renewal of a five-year contract for
Bonadio grows Syracuse–based internal-audit business with acquisition
SYRACUSE — The Bonadio Group’s acquisition of a Vermont accounting firm specializing in internal audits for banks will boost growth at Bonadio’s Syracuse–based internal audit
Woodbine and Rounded create joint venture
SYRACUSE — Rounded Development (Rounded) and the Woodbine Group recently announced a joint venture called Edison Insight. “We chose the name because Thomas Edison was
Monroe discusses the changing service system of the health-care industry
SYRACUSE — The service system is changing in the health-care industry. That was part of the message from Ann Monroe, president of the Health Foundation
Businesses brace for health-care law’s effects, take action
SYRACUSE — The national health-care reform law, which was signed into law more than three years ago, finally becomes real for most people and businesses
Frank Berrish puts his imprint on Visions
ENDWELL — “I thought I made a mistake,” says Frank Eugene Berrish, looking back over his nearly 38-year career at Visions Federal Credit Union, which
Chemung Financial profit falls 33 percent in Q1
ELMIRA — Chemung Financial Corp., parent company of Chemung Canal Trust Co., reported that its first-quarter net income fell 33 percent to $2.4 million, or
Community Bank profit rises almost 8 percent in Q1
DeWITT — Community Bank System, Inc. (NYSE: CBU) reported first-quarter net income of $20.2 million, up 7.5 percent from $18.8 million in the year-ago period
Tompkins Financial profit rises in first quarter
ITHACA — Tompkins Financial Corp. (stock ticker: TMP) reported net income of $11.5 million in the first quarter, up 47 percent from $7.8 million a
Medical ID Theft is Definitely Not What the Doctor Ordered
Vicki Lee Blair, a 63-year-old former computer analyst from Westminster, Calif., had the surprise of her life. Blair went to a clinic seeking antidepressant medication.
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