The Business Journal - Central New York

1. CNY Eye and Tissue Bank opens new facility
SYRACUSE - On March 14, the Central New York Eye and Tissue Bank (CNYETB) unveiled its new downtown Syracuse facility. It includes a "state-of-the-art" surgical ...
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2. Excellus: End-of-life care survey shows disparity Upstate
SYRACUSE - Most upstate New Yorkers believe it's important to have someone close to them making medical-care decisions on their behalf in the event a ...
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3. State grant helps HACCNY project
SYRACUSE - Medical officials and business leaders involved in the Syracuse-based Health Advancement Collaborative of Central New York (HACCNY) are looking ahead to this summer ...
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4. NYWEA scholarships ensure future professionals
SYRACUSE - Patricia Cerro-Reehil, executive director of the New York Water Environment Association (NYWEA), notes an interesting statistic - 30 percent of the professionals in ...
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5. Survey: New Yorkers very worried about gas prices
New Yorkers are more concerned about the price of gas than they are about the cost of food, health care, stocks, or real estate. That's ...
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6. Former journalists create SPLASH in the Finger Lakes
GENEVA - Philip Beckley and Charles Wilson have spent most of their careers in print journalism - interviewing, writing, editing, and publishing. And now they've ...
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7. Oneida Financial's risk-retention groups add to insurance success
ONEIDA - Oneida Financial Corp. (NASDAQ: ONFC) added two new insurance operations in recent years that have helped the company's insurance business survive a difficult ...
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8. Study: Demand for new physicians in New York is strong
The job market for new physicians in New York is characterized by strong demand, according to a recent study from the Center for Health Workforce ...
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9. Xerox CEO: Address environmental issues
SYRACUSE - Anne Mulcahy, chairwoman and CEO of Xerox Corp., believes sustainable business practices are hardly a fad. That's because improving the environment and making ...
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10. SUNY Upstate grows its regional vision
SYRACUSE - SUNY Upstate Medical University has a plan for regional growth through research, clinical care, and education. It also has $320 million in state ...
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