CNY Business Journal (1996+)

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Articles in May 31, 2002, issue of CNY Business Journal (1996+)

• Mover's survey shows state has found 'balance'
  by McChesney, Charles
• J.G.B. has a role in country's defense
  by Kropf, Annemarie
• Fleet earnings rebound after last year's tax charges
• NBT's net income up 10 percent in first quarter
• New hotel projects under way
  by Dickinson, Casey J
• BlueCross names new regional leader
• Civil retiring as PWC managing partner
  by Fitting, Beth
• First Niagara 'comfortable' with first-quarter progress
• Cleaner fuels not far off
  by Fitting, Beth
• Elmira Savings benefits from steady loan demand
• Beyond Syracuse, plans in works to meet DestiNY
  by Dickinson, Casey J
• Sear-Brown consolidates, expands biopharm capacity
  by Kropf, Annemarie
• Independent Marcellus pharmacy to reopen
  by Kropf, Annemarie
• 'Small fish in a big pond' holds its own
  by Kropf, Annemarie
• Downtown convention hotel still tops CVB wish list
  by Dickinson, Casey J
• St. Camillus, BOCES team up to upgrade skills
  by Kropf, Annemarie
• Study: Power supplies set for summer
  by Fitting, Beth
• HealthNow enters CNY insurance marketplace
  by Kropf, Annemarie
• Tompkins Trustco: 'Off to good start'
• HSBC USA boosted by alignment with Canadian partner
• Business, consumer confidence drop back
  by Kropf, Annemarie
• Customer service leads to loyalty at ESI
  by Kropf, Annemarie
• Falling interest rates hurt Oneida Savings' 1Q income
• 'Living wage' said likely to pass
  by McChesney, Charles
• Community increases 1Q net income 29%
• Wine growers form marketing group
  by Fitting, Beth
• Physical-therapy practice expands, adds aquatic angle
  by Kropf, Annemarie
• Summer events bring big bucks into CNY
  by Dickinson, Casey J
• Jobs to come this summer
  by Kropf, Annemarie
• Finger Lakes reports 85% jump in 1Q net income
• Cumulative future building contracts up slightly
• Desert moon restaurant to shine on Armory Square
  by Dickinson, Casey J
• Tourist attractions heat up for summer
  by Dickinson, Casey J
• Sithe, GE cancel Scriba power plant
  by Fitting, Beth
• MVP adds PPO, opening access to non-HMO doctors
• Newspaper wins $25,000 as SU's top entrepreneur
  by Dickinson, Casey J
• Alliance posts 39 percent first-quarter gain
• Heluva Good launches Dinosaur Bar-B-Que dip
  by Dickinson, Casey J
• Community General names new CEO
• Borders opens doors at Ithaca's Pyramid Mall
  by Kropf, Annemarie
• Time Warner moving ahead in bid to battle satellite TV
  by Dickinson, Casey J
• BSB Bancorp first-quarter net income remains stable
• Zimmers to be built exclusively in CNY
  by McChesney, Charles
• Mohawk Valley an All-America Award finalist
  by Dickinson, Casey J
• M&T: 1Q cash earnings per share up 18 percent
• NiMo says electricity supplies adequate for summer
  by Fitting, Beth
• Biomedical research labs join forces
  by Kropf, Annemarie
• High-tech Dairylea keeps members connected
  by Dickinson, Casey J
• Casket workers revisit labor case
  by Dickinson, Casey J
• Hurbson consolidating operations in DeWitt
  by Dickinson, Casey J
• Faxton-St. Luke's undergoes renovations
• Clarkson receives $30 million
  by Kropf, Annemarie
• Bowling alleys on a roll again
  by Kropf, Annemarie
• Firm supplies added marketing punch
  by Kropf, Annemarie
• Chamber revives top 100 campaign
  by Dickinson, Casey J
• BSB Bancorp posts marked fourth-quarter turnaround
• Mohawk Valley nursing homes sue state over tax
  by Kropf, Annemarie
• SUNY-ESF designated as renewable energy center
  by Fitting, Beth
• Solvay Bank assets grew nearly 7% in first quarter
• Seneca Hill employees to vote on joining union
  by Kropf, Annemarie
• Foundry employees share in profits
  by Kropf, Annemarie