Category: Business

An illegal debt collection company in Western New York has been shut down. Attorney General Letitia James shut down Buffalo-based debt collector Andrew Fanelli, as well as his companies, to permanently ban them from dealing with any additional debt collection. Fanelli’s companies ... MORE

What is P2P Trading? Peer-to-peer trade, or P2P trading, is when two or more people sell or acquire cryptocurrencies directly from one other. Vendors and buyers register on a website called as a peer-to-peer platform, marketplace, or exchange for this type of ... MORE

This year, the Canadian gambling industry made a brave new leap by handing states jurisdiction to legalise single-event sports betting. The enabled legalisation of sports wagering in Canada was part of a decision to claw back revenues from the grey market, which ... MORE

The global demand for shrimp consumption is on the rise due to its growing popularity. According to World Wildlife, the global community imports almost 50% of shrimps from China and Thailand. That’s a good percentage! Some countries like the US and India ... MORE

Holiday shopping sales over the Black Friday weekend were a success. According to MasterCard, Black Friday sales were up 10% online over 2020. That surprised many experts, since so many Americans had to shop online last year. Many stores and businesses were ... MORE

Have you picked out your Christmas tree yet? Those who are in the business of selling Christmas trees are already planning for 2022. Experts say that pandemic-related issues have forced farms to think years ahead in terms of what they will have ... MORE

After completing a merger with Price Chopper/Market 32, Tops Friendly Markets will be shutting down a dozen locations across the state. The move came after new leadership for the merged company said no closures would occur. The merger itself was recently approved ... MORE

The COVID-19 outbreak has particularly heavily damaged small enterprises. Many locally owned companies have had a challenging year, but with immunization efforts heating up, many owners are beginning to see the light at the end of the tunnel. While the short-term prognosis ... MORE

Lawmakers in New York want to help save local news. And they think it can be done through tax credits for businesses and individuals. It’s called the Local Journalism Sustainability Act. Under the proposal a local news organization that employs a local ... MORE

Get ready to go ‘Uptown’ in Canandaigua. Uptown Canandaigua is a new development town officials there say is going to be an important component to continuing economic development along the busy State Route 332. Uptown Canandaigua is next to the Enterprise Rent-A-Car, ... MORE

The Cayuga Nation is selling marijuana. Using its sovereign status, the Nation has begun selling marijuana in Cayuga and Seneca counties. The tribe operates stores in Seneca Falls and Union Springs. The final confirmation came in an Instagram post by the managers ... MORE

What would you do when you want more information about a website? You will probably type the website name on Google. However, it is typically common that you won’t type in the full domain name and omit the suffix, leading to damaging ... MORE

Declaring bankruptcy has a negative connotation as a societal concept but in some cases, it can be the most logical way forward to getting out of debt and reestablishing your financial health. Declaring bankruptcy is one of the more effective remedial measures ... MORE

The Solar Home Factory has been awarded a million dollar grant from Empire State Development and $1 million in Excelsior Jobs Program Tax Credit towards their expansion at 33 Forge Avenue in Geneva. The 108,000 sq-ft. expansion will require the hiring and ... MORE

The Cayuga Nation is seeking a temporary restraining order and preliminary injunction against seven officials of the Oklahoma-based Seneca-Cayuga Nation, as well as two Cayuga Nation citizens, over the sale of tax-free goods at a smoke shop and convenience store (Pipekeepers Tobacco ... MORE