CNY Business Journal (1996+)

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Articles in Sep 10, 2004 issue of CNY Business Journal (1996+)

• Tech-consulting firm merges thought, creativity
  by Spohr, George
• Courts settle downtown property fight
  by Dickinson, Casey J
• Rising prices don't slow Essex Structural Steel
  by Spohr, George
• Workers'-compensation fund on solid ground for state contractors
• School is in session at Appleseed Trust
  by Dickinson, Casey J
• Eclectic shop draws a crowd
  by Kropf, Annemarie
• Citizens Financial completes Charter One acquisition
• More growth potential seen for Partners Trust
  by Dickinson, Casey J
• Polaris to train its technicians at SUNY Canton
  by Spohr, George
• CCNY's new focus fuels 'rapid growth'
  by Spohr, George
• Resuecom files trademark suit against Google
  by Dickinson, Casey J
• Glyph stays tuned to technology
  by Kropf, Annemarie
• Art Zimmer named as 2005 Crystal Ball winner
  by Dickinson, Casey J
• Business Methods eyes growth
  by Spohr, George
• Tower Hotel soars over Upstate New York
  by Spohr, George
• Barden Homes opens $4.5 million Preble office
• Stevens merges showroom, warehouse on Erie Boulevard
  by Rombel, Adam
• Raymour & Flanigan creeps closer to New York City
  by Kropf, Annemarie
• River Valley buys assets of Cavallaro Foods
  by Dickinson, Casey J
• Partners Trust releases last pre-merger results
• KeyBank pursuing Native American banking
  by Dickinson, Casey J
• New dean in works for SU School of Management
  by Kropf, Annemarie
• Gift Solutions expands plans two new locations
  by Spohr, George
• Northeastern fends off overseas competition
  by Spohr, George
• Report: Northeast power plants cut emissions
  by Spohr, George
• War on terror boosts tentmaker
  by Spohr, George
• New homes in August push 2004 to record pace
• Consumer confidence looking better Upstate
  by Kropf, Annemarie
• USF replaces Red Star in return to Syracuse
  by Dickinson, Casey J
• Consultants focus on women for leadership program
  by Kropf, Annemarie
• Oneida Financial profits rise slightly
• Underwriting profits make welcome return
  by Spohr, George
• Hopes soar at Ithaca airport despite lost grant
  by Spohr, George
• Experts say regional strategies crucial to growth
  by Spohr, George
• Niagara Mohawk pushes green energy
  by Spohr, George
• Ferguson Enterprises moves, expands
  by Kropf, Annemarie
• 'Piracy' case settled for $60,000
  by Rombel, Adam
• Source Sentinel system protects water from attack
  by Spohr, George
• Myriad issues at stake when building a landfill
  by Spohr, George
• Syracuse CVB reaches Pinnacle again
  by Dickinson, Casey J
• Syracuse Technology Garden set to bloom
  by Rombel, Adam
• Krell targets Oswego market for expansion
  by Spohr, George
• Wal-Mart moves ahead in Potsdam despite opposition
  by Spohr, George
• Alliance Q2 earnings tumble 37 percent
• 'Life's Good' looks at the bright side
  by Dickinson, Casey J
• WSTM employees take message to advertisers
  by Dickinson, Casey J
• Essex Steel thrives in 21st century
  by Spohr, George
• New name, financing for Genesee Inn
  by Rombel, Adam
• Oswego Hospital anticipates maternity makeover
• Ogdensburg cheese plant cited for hazards
• Pioneer takes the lead
  by Rombel, Adam
• Regulators slow sale of hydropower plants
  by Spohr, George
• Dunk & Bright moves warehouse to suburbs
  by Dickinson, Casey J
• Banks gear up for electronic-check clearing
  by Dickinson, Casey J
• Corporate Interiors expands to Syracuse
  by Kropf, Annemarie
• New building brings more sales for Fuccillo
  by Rombel, Adam