CNY Business Journal (1996+)

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Articles in Dec 21, 1998 issue of CNY Business Journal (1996+)

• Free at last: Pulling the plug on your power company
  by L, Kim
• Small business feeling pretty sassy
  by L, Kim
• City Zoo adapts to environment, charts evolutionary strategy
• Former county development director eyes new challenges
• Lockheed Martin awarded $100-Million contract
• Marketing, training firms link in joint venture
  by J, Casey
• Tompkins County Chamber of Commerce announces new president
• Family ties bind Charleston entrepreneurs
• Former Carrier exec heads new company
• Sagging mortgage rates put stress on bank operations
• Newspapers square off in battle for Putnam County readers
  by L, T
• Newspapers square off in battle for Putnam County readers
  by L, T
• Northern Safety invests in future in Frankfort
• EMPACT offered by Agri-Service to cut comp costs
• "Putnam County skyscraper" becomes new home to Cellular One
• Northern Safety invests in future in Frankfort
• Mountain news network working to fill niche for local TV stations
• Oswego Cranberry Company adds juice to local economy
  by L, Kim
• Family ties bind Charleston entrepreneurs
• Seneca Communications helps keep West Virginia connected
• New television network goes on the air in Kanawha Valley market
  by L, T
• Former county development director eyes new challenges
• Herkimer County startup gets ESCDC assistance
• Community support keeps Blizzard going strong in Huntington
• Banks repurchase stocks amid forecasts of limited expansion
• Southern Regional Education Board expands Internet course offerings
  by L, T
• Cheap steel imports blamed for latest round of layoffs at Weirton
  by L, T
• Former Carrier exec heads new company
• Lockheed Martin awarded $100-Million contract
• Digital watermarking: Protection from Internet pirates
  by L, Kim
• MVCC evolves to cater to future needs
• New publishing venture in Tioga County
  by L, Bonnie
• Bell Atlantic awards grants to support distance learning
  by L, T
• Banks foil interloper, move ahead with merger
  by J, Casey
• SLS sees promise in foreign acquisition
• EMPACT offered by Agri-Service to cut comp costs
• Southern West Virginia prepares for a future without coal
  by L, T
• Tompkins County Chamber of Commerce announces new president
• Milton J. Rubenstein Museum of Science & Technology
• Sagging mortgage rates put stress on bank operations
• New publishing venture in Tioga County
  by L, Bonnie
• Safety record earns divident for state's retailers
• Haun acquisition stretches north-country reach
  by L, Kim
• Herkimer County startup gets ESCDC assistance
• Euro changes rules of the game for trade in Europe
• Banks foil interloper, move ahead with merger
  by J, Casey
• Oswego Cranberry Company adds juice to local economy
  by L, Kim
• "Putnam County skyscraper" becomes new home to Cellular One
• MVCC evolves to cater to future needs
• High-speed network to link 120 community groups
• Mountain news network working to fill niche for local TV stations
• Bell Atlantic awards grants to support distance learning
  by L, T
• Southern Regional Education Board expands Internet course offerings
  by L, T
• Banks repurchase stocks amid forecasts of limited expansion
• Digital watermarking: Protection from Internet pirates
  by L, Kim
• Seneca Communications helps keep West Virginia connected
• New television network goes on the air in Kanawha Valley market
  by L, T
• Euro changes rules of the game for trade in Europe
• Small business feeling pretty sassy
  by L, Kim
• Milton J. Rubenstein Museum of Science & Technology
• Cheap steel imports blamed for latest round of layoffs at Weirton
  by L, T
• Haun acquisition stretches north-country reach
  by L, Kim
• Putnam County growth spurs construction of new shopping center
• High-speed network to link 120 community groups
• Marketing, training firms link in joint venture
  by J, Casey
• Putnam County growth spurs construction of new shopping center
• City Zoo adapts to environment, charts evolutionary strategy
• Safety record earns divident for state's retailers
• Community support keeps Blizzard going strong in Huntington
• Free at last: Pulling the plug on your power company
  by L, Kim
• Southern West Virginia prepares for a future without coal
  by L, T
• SLS sees promise in foreign acquisition