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Binghamton battery hub to receive up to $45M

Binghamton battery hub to receive up to M
A battery research hub in Binghamton is set to receive up to $45 million in federal funding as part of a national innovation program. The funding will support the Binghamton University-led New Energy New York ... more
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Merchant Accounts Explained by Bliskasoft Corp: How They Work

The payment acceptance system is the foundation of modern e-commerce. Online stores, subscription services, and digital platforms use specialized financial tools to process transactions. One of the key elements of this infrastructure is a merchant ... more
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Auburn equipment dealer joins Bobcat network

Auburn equipment dealer joins Bobcat network
An Auburn-based equipment dealership has expanded its operations through a new partnership with a national manufacturer. Main and Pinckney Equipment is now an authorized dealer for Bobcat Company’s grounds maintenance equipment. The dealership will offer ... more
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Bostrom Farms reopens under new owners

Bostrom Farms reopens under new owners
A quick turnaround will bring fresh life to a closed Seneca butcher shop, according to the Finger Lakes Times. Bostrom Farms Butcher Shop sold just days after shutting down, with Tamberlane Farm stepping in as ... more
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Cayuga County’s farm-to-flame cannabis business takes off

Cayuga County’s farm-to-flame cannabis business takes off
Sales are surging at a Cayuga County farm after it added homegrown cannabis, according to The Citizen. Jim and Tracey Siciliano turned Victory Road Farm into a “farm-to-flame” dispensary, growing and selling their own products ... more
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Rowland steps aside in Wells College campus sale

Rowland steps aside in Wells College campus sale
A key hurdle vanished in the Wells College sale after Pleasant Rowland backed off her purchase rights, according to The Citizen. Her LLC waived its “right of first refusal,” clearing the way for a $12.5 ... more
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How To Conduct a Product Analysis? A Step-by-Step Guide by MMA Digital Corp.

Product analysis is an important part of a modern business strategy. Companies use it to assess market needs, competitors, and development opportunities. MMA Digital Corp. explains that a systematic approach to analysis helps determine whether ... more
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MurafaDigital OÜ’s Guide to Staying Productive During Busy Seasons

Ever notice how the weeks when you have the most to do are often the ones where you feel least in control of any of it? That is not just you. Busy seasons have a ... more
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Margex Review 2026: What Traders Should Know Before Using This Crypto Derivatives Exchange

Margex Review 2026: What Traders Should Know Before Using This Crypto Derivatives Exchange
The cryptocurrency exchange space right now is exhausting. Every major platform wants to be an all-encompassing ecosystem. You log in to adjust a simple stop-loss on your perpetual contracts and you are immediately bombarded with ... more
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7 Reasons Carbide Pins Are Replacing Steel in High-Wear Industrial Machinery

Steel has been the default choice for precision pins in industrial machinery for generations. It is tough, widely available, and familiar to every machinist and tooling engineer on the floor. But in environments where components ... more
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Reuse Refuge shuts down in Auburn

Reuse Refuge shuts down in Auburn
Reuse Refuge is shutting down after five and a half years, according to owner Lucy Janssen. The business operated in downtown Auburn. Janssen said the decision followed reflection and conversations with her family about long-term ... more
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Chick-fil-A move clears first hurdle

Chick-fil-A move clears first hurdle
A Chick-fil-A is one step closer to landing in Auburn after the city approved a land sale, according to The Citizen . City Council voted to sell a half-acre lot on Grant Avenue for $20,000 ... more
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New law requires New York stores to accept cash

New law requires New York stores to accept cash
State officials are reminding businesses and consumers of a new state law requiring retail stores to accept cash effective this weekend. The law makes it illegal for food stores and retail establishments to refuse cash ... more
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The Quiet Competitive Advantage That Separates Thriving Skincare Brands From Struggling Ones

The Quiet Competitive Advantage That Separates Thriving Skincare Brands From Struggling Ones
Independent skincare brands across the United States are facing a market that rewards differentiation at every level — and the brands pulling ahead are not always the ones with the best formulas. Increasingly, the deciding ... more
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How to Choose the Right Container Size for Your Business

How to Choose the Right Container Size for Your Business
The Business Case for Shipping Containers When migrating from traditional brick-and-mortar to modular commercial spaces, the first critical decision is footprint. However, a container's size dictates far more than just internal square footage. The right ... more
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Simple Ways Retail Stores Can Improve Customer Experience This Year

Customer expectations have changed. People no longer walk into a store just to buy something, they expect speed, convenience, and a smooth experience from start to finish. The good news is that improving things on ... more
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Albany manufacturer to pay $1.9M over ineligible PPP loan

Albany manufacturer to pay .9M over ineligible PPP loan
An Albany-based manufacturer will pay $1.9 million to settle federal allegations it improperly obtained a pandemic relief loan, according to the U.S. Attorney’s Office. Sark Wire Corporation agreed to the settlement to resolve claims it ... more
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Chef shakes up Canandaigua’s Cove menu

Chef shakes up Canandaigua’s Cove menu
A new chef is putting his own spin on classic comfort food at a Canandaigua restaurant, with a mystery meatball recipe leading the charge, according to the Democrat and Chronicle. Marcus Ledford recently took over ... more
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Second Tim Hortons planned in Macedon

Second Tim Hortons planned in Macedon
A new Tim Hortons is brewing along Route 31, giving Wayne County coffee fans another stop, according to the Finger Lakes Times. Developers plan a smaller, drive-thru-focused location near the Oakridge Glen housing development, across ... more
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