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Oneida County hotel occupancy rate increases nearly 8 percent in January

UTICA — Hotels in Oneida County saw a big rise in guests in January, according to a recent report. The hotel occupancy rate (rooms sold as a percentage of rooms available) in the county rose 7.6 percent to 41.7 percent in January, according to STR, a Tennessee–based hotel market data and analytics company. Revenue per […]

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TangoSquared to move local office to Syracuse Building

SYRACUSE — TangoSquared, LLC a veteran-owned design and development agency headquartered in Syracuse, will soon relocate its office from Axa Tower 2 to the Syracuse Building at 224 Harrison St. The company’s lease for its new 1,400-square-foot space will begin April 1. Matt Funiciello of JF Real Estate represented the Syracuse Building owners in the

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New York State Fair lowers admission price as it expands

GEDDES — New York State Fair organizers announced they are lowering the cost of admission tickets to $5 at the gate and $3 when purchased online this year as the State Fair expands to 18 days from 13. The new reduced price represents the lowest price since 1990 and a “significant drop” from the pricing

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ConMed to pay Q1 dividend of 20 cents a share in early April

UTICA — ConMed Corp. (NASDAQ: CNMD), a Utica–based surgical-device maker, recently announced that its board of directors has declared a quarterly cash dividend of 20 cents a share for the first quarter. The dividend will be payable on April 6 to all shareholders of record as of March 16. At the company’s current stock price,

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Is Your Business A Revolving Door? 10 Ways To Keep Your Best Employees

Employee retention and turnover are important terms to every business owner and leader. But sometimes the driving factors behind why employees leave aren’t fully grasped or addressed by leadership, and if that disconnect persists, the business suffers while some of the best employees beat a path to the door. Leaders know that it’s vital to

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GENIUS NY Alumni Leverage Program Investment for Continued Success

This year’s five GENIUS NY teams have spent the last month-plus working with Tech Garden mentors to refine their business plans and pitches ahead of Finals Night on April 22, while learning about the Central New York community. The high-stakes finals event will welcome hundreds of community members as the teams vie for a $1

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Succession Planning for Nonprofits

The best way to predict your future is to create it.      — Abraham Lincoln Succession planning, particularly at the CEO level, can be challenging for any tax-exempt organization. Obviously, if there is a qualified internal candidate who has been groomed for the position of a retiring CEO, that represents the ideal scenario. However,

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The 5 Cs That Can Help Businesses Ride Out Tough Times

With corporate CFOs expressing worries that 2020 could bring a recession, according to a recent Deloitte survey, businesses small and large know they need to hope for the best, and brace for the worst.  But, as important as business savvy and financial expertise can be in riding out difficult times, other traits also come into play

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Cornell’s Arnot Teaching Forest gets $500K from state for improvements

VAN ETTEN — Cornell University will use state funding of $500,000 for work at the Arnot Teaching and Research Forest in Van Etten in Chemung County to improve and expand maple processing and increase efficiency in operations.  It’s one of two projects for which New York State Agriculture Commissioner Richard Ball on Jan. 31 announced

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Deer Creek Flea Market & Campground: A story of perseverance

PULASKI — Sir Richard Branson, British business magnate, author, investor, philanthropist, and billionaire owner of the Virgin Group of businesses once said, “Business opportunities are like buses, there’s always another one coming.” As concise a statement as that is by such a prominent businessperson, that statement is precisely what transpired with Dan and Debra Sidon

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