Creative Ways to Market Real Estate
High-tech and low-tech are options for today’s agents By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant With dozens of real estate agents working in Central New York among numerous agencies, it can seem tough…
The Struggle to Find Workers Continues
Companies are advertising more, offering incentives and more in an attempt to hire workers By Steve Yablonski Many Central New York businesses are still having trouble maintaining workers and attracting…
Challenging Times for Schools
Sector faces a challenging future: more teachers considering retirement and declining enrollment in teacher education programs will worsen teachers’ shortage By Steve Yablonski Schools across the country, and right here…
Jobs: More Hirings Expected in the Fall
Season usually brings more job offers in retail, education, warehousing, distribution By Steve Yablonski As the weather cools down, the number of available jobs heats up. “Typically, with the start…
Online Financial Fraud Shot Up During Pandemic
Expert discusses ways to reduce or avoid being victim of fraud and scams By Steve Yablonski During the months of the pandemic, more and more people have gone to online…
Top Banking Mistakes Small Businesses Make and How to Avoid Them
By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant Your business finances are important to its success. By extension, your banking practices can also affect your success. A few area bank leaders shared common banking…
Is True Retirement a Thing of the Past?
Department of Labor reports 40% of people over 55 are working or looking for work; 16% are unincorporated self-employed By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant Your parents’ generation (or grandparents’ generation, depending…
Where’s the Exit? Planning Business Succession
Think about succession planning five years before you think you should start thinking about it By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant If you have built or continued a family business, succession planning…
Americans On Average Live 18.2 Years Past Retirement Age
Country is ranked 27th out of 34 in the world. French workers live 24.8 years past retirement age By Aaron Gifford Europeans might hail the United States as a nice…
Last March, Novelis partially closed its 1.7-million-square-foot plant after some of its largest customers, including automakers, shut down due to the pandemic. The company ramped production back up that summer. File photo, 2016.
Novelis: No Slowdown Plans
Thanks to the diversity of products and clients, Novelis won’t slow down as chip shortage forces automakers to slash production By Ken Sturtz When automakers announced that the worsening global…
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