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Budget Misses Opportunity to Move State Ahead

The 2013-14 New York State budget passed with total spending at $141.2 billion. Overall, we missed our opportunity to create a better state and left things status quo. We missed the chance to make our state friendlier to all businesses and provide real relief for taxpayers. Instead, we extended energy taxes for all residents, while

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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 broadcast rights to Syracuse University football, basketball, and lacrosse. It’s been a great relationship for Galaxy and all the parties involved, says Edward (Ed) Levine, president and CEO of Galaxy

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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 team. Rochester–based Bonadio Group, which has Central New York offices in Syracuse, Geneva, and Utica, announced April 30 it would acquire Rutland, Vt.–based Independent Audit Associates (IAA) in a deal

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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 more than an analytic thinker,” said Eric Candino, a founder at Rounded. “Edison used data-driven decision making, but it was based on customer experience … He was one of the

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