Business

Online readers often search for clear and organized information about number-based markets, historical charts, result formats, and commonly used terminology. The subject can appear confusing at first because different websites present information in different ways ... more

A federal court fight over mobile sports betting on Cayuga Nation land is now centered on a threshold question: whether the Nation can use federal tribal gaming law to recover money from Caesars Sportsbook at ... more

The Finger Lakes Times will reduce its print schedule from five days a week to three beginning the week of Sept. 13, a significant change for the 131-year-old newspaper that its publisher says is intended ... more

WomanMade Products is celebrating 50 years in business with a new owner, a familiar family connection and plans to keep the longtime Seneca Falls shop rooted on Fall Street ... more

Cornell University is leading a four-year, $7.5 million effort to develop robots capable of pollinating flowers, thinning fruit, harvesting apples and weeding orchard rows as growers face rising labor costs and persistent worker shortages. The ... more

A $70,000 federal grant will support a new Olean-area business accelerator aimed at helping skilled-trades companies grow, find workers and prepare for ownership transitions as veteran tradespeople retire. The Appalachian Regional Commission awarded the funding ... more

New York has awarded more than $18.6 million to 10 downtown Albany projects that are expected to create nearly 300 homes, reuse vacant office space and support historic and community properties. The awards are the ... more

Fintech employers compete for professionals who combine technical skill with knowledge of payments, lending, banking, investing, and regulation. Pay decisions affect hiring timelines, retention, promotion equity, and financial planning. Leaders need evidence that reflects real ... more

The common assumption is that choosing a payment gateway comes down to comparing transaction fees, since fees are the numbers that show up on every provider's pricing page and are the easiest to compare side ... more

The Crescent at Turning Stone in Verona has earned a AAA Four Diamond designation, joining a group of hotels recognized for upscale amenities and service. AAA announced the designation Monday as part of its latest ... more

Three Ithaca startups developing technologies aimed at fighting agricultural frost, improving food testing and replacing plastic-based packaging coatings are among 20 companies selected to compete for $3 million through New York's Grow-NY food and agriculture ... more

On a recent episode of WXXI's Connections with Evan Dawson, science writer Elizabeth Svoboda joined the program to discuss why so many people struggle to balance packed schedules, endless to-do lists and the need to ... more

Binance has been locked out of the European Union's crypto market on paper for almost two months, although in reality millions of its European users remain on the platform. Under the EU's Markets in Crypto-Assets ... more

Creative projects requiring 3D models are time consuming and expensive. Developing 3D models needs specialized tools and professionals. Teams are forced to spend weeks perfecting a single digital asset, affecting both the timeline and budget ... more

Moving 20 TB between two buildings on one campus is a storage problem. Moving it between Singapore, Frankfurt and Los Angeles is a network problem, and far less forgiving. Latency, packet loss, contention and unattended ... more

Construction has begun on a $38 million mixed-use development that will add 53 affordable apartments near the Long Island Rail Road station in Port Jefferson. The Perry & Main project will replace two vacant properties ... more

Summer ends, the Finger Lakes calendar does not. October brings harvest events across the region, and the Seneca Lake Wine Trail has confirmed its November Deck the Halls weekend for November 20 to 22, 2026, ... more

Ithaca business owners are divided over a proposal that would require just-cause employment protections in the city, according to WENY. New York generally follows at-will employment rules, but Ithaca would join New York City as ... more

U.S. Rep. Josh Riley is asking state regulators to compel NYSEG to disclose how many customers were affected by billing errors tied to incorrect temperature data and how much they were charged. NYSEG has acknowledged ... more