CNY Business Journal (1996+)

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Articles in Jan 09, 2004 issue of CNY Business Journal (1996+)

• Syracuse's top Realtor comes over to r-house
  by Dickinson, Casey J
• December figures show improvement for CNY
  by Spohr, George
• Latino publication for CNY debuts in February
  by Kropf, Annemarie
• Virtucom Group helps big retailers set sites
  by Dickinson, Casey J
• State changes Madison Co. Empire Zone
• Survey: Executives envision rosy 2004
• American Granby is plumber's best tool
  by LeFort, Fran
• Fort Drum adds $519M to North Country economy
  by Dickinson, Casey
• Westcott to renovate and add to Norwich complex
  by Rombel, Adam
• Consumer confidence up in CNY, but Syracuse lags
  by Spohr, George
• Texas company buys Syracuse leathercraft store
  by Rombel, Adam
• State adds new fraud-protection measures for credit-card receipts
• Fed says worst should be over for manufacturers
  by Spohr, George
• Harris Beach grows in Syracuse
  by Dickinson, Casey J
• Autech beats competition by satisfying customers
  by LeFort, Fran
• Survey: Workers in search of better deal
  by Spohr, George
• HealthNow unveils zero co-pay medical plans
  by Rombel, Adam
• Pyramid brings theaters to CNY
  by Dickinson, Casey
• 'Holly' triples Legacy sales from afar
  by Dickinson, Casey J
• Spectrum Solutions does a little of everything
  by LeFort, Fran
• Liverpool firm readies exhibit for traveling showcase
  by Rombel, Adam
• Productivity surpasses Labor Dept. estimates
  by Spohr, George
• Office market tightens
  by Rombel, Adam
• Turning Stone's p[rosperity trickles down to contractors
  by Rombel, Adam
• Pizzerias get their slice of the action
  by Spohr, George
• Stickley Furniture to invest $6M in factory
• Cornell, Ithaca lead nanotechnology team for exhibit at EPCOT
• Internet changes rules for car shoppers, sellers
  by Rombel, Adam
• Ogdensburg Port Authority seeks more border customers
  by Dickinson, Casey J
• Pass & Seymour survives changing marketplace
  by LeFort, Fran
• Skaneateles' Sherwood Inn takes time out for facelift
  by Kropf, Annemarie
• Party City to open second Syracuse-area store in fall
  by Rombel, Adam
• City pitches in to keep candles lit at Cathedral
  by Dickinson, Casey J
• Goldberg's Furniture does what works
  by LeFort, Fran
• Cornell Cooperative Extension to host septic conference
  by Dickinson, Casey J
• Consultants help make best use of technology
  by LeFort, Fran
• Buffalo company buys Binghamton-area printer
  by Rombel, Adam
• Military boosts So. Tier tentmaker
  by Spohr, George
• POMCO makes acquisitions in Buffalo, Rochester
  by Rombel, Adam
• PWC brings Armory Square atmosphere to Syracuse office
  by Rombel, Adam
• Partners Trust to move into Syracuse, Binghamton
  by Spohr, George
• Country Inn & Suites debuts in Cortland
  by Dickinson, Casey J
• Beginning II owner serves up more than just wings
  by Rombel, Adam
• Con Edison targets NYSEG territory in Binghamton
  by Spohr, George
• Document-disposal firm continues eastward march
  by Kropf, Annemarie
• Cortland looks past BMC shutdown for better 2004
  by Dickinson, Casey J
• Furlough doesn't always mean closure is imminent
  by Spohr, George
• Insurance trade groups join forces
  by Spohr, George
• Harris Beach takes growth spurt in stride
  by LeFort, Fran
• Community Bank to buy First Heritage
• Eagle lands city beat
  by Spohr, George
• SBA loan program back in business
  by Rombel, Adam
• Project provides training for local manufacturers
  by Spohr, George
• KeyBank taps CNY's Gaspo for Midwest executive post
  by Dickinson, Casey J
• Rapp overhauls showroom
  by Rombel, Adam
• Plumley Engineering banks on solid reputation
  by LeFort, Fran
• Reliant Energy enhancing Oswego hydroplants
  by Spohr, George
• Region's richest live in Fayetteville
  by Rombel, Adam