This Week
-
Online education is growing at colleges and universities across the country.
-
Mark Crane has built Mark's Pizzeria to more than 40 locations since 1982.
-
Optimation Technology has purchased the assets of a N.H. machinery company.
-
A new monthly page focusing on international business debuts.
-
In the depths of the recession, Michael Krause started Sales Sense Solutions.
-
RBJ's Giving Guide has profiles of more than 20 non-profits. Click above to read it online.
- OSHA cites Wal-Mart's store in
Gates for safety violations
Calling for fines totaling $365,500, a federal agency has cited Wal-Mart Stores Inc.’s Chili Avenue store in Gates for alleged safety violations. - RF Communications gets $26.4 million in orders
Harris Corp.’s RF Communications division has received orders totaling $26.4 million for its radio systems from Jordan. - M&T Bank wins most in banking competition
M&T Bank Corp. won 14 awards, best among 750 banks nationally, in Greenwich Associates’ Excellence in Small Business Banking competition, officials announced Tuesday. - Manning wins first monthly Hickok honor
New York Giants quarterback Eli Manning, who led his team to a Super Bowl victory over New England on Sunday, is the first monthly winner of the S. Rae Hickok Belt, representatives announced Tuesday. - SUNY Geneseo named a top value
SUNY College at Geneseo has been named one of the best values among public colleges by the Princeton Review Inc. - Poll shows New Yorkers opposed pay hikes for state lawmakers
Most New Yorkers oppose salary increases for state lawmakers, Gov. Andrew Cuomo and appointed officials, a Siena Research Institute survey released Monday shows. - FSB posts loss for fourth-quarter, 2011
FSB Community Bankshares Inc., the mid-tier holding company of Fairport Savings Bank, reported a fourth-quarter net loss of $68,000 and a full-year loss of $72,000, largely because of salary increases and investments in its loan origination division. - Genesee & Wyoming adds new director
Railroad operator Genesee & Wyoming Inc. has added a new director, Ann Reese. Reese has served as a chief financial officer for ITT Corp. - Home Properties boosts quarterly dividend
Home Properties Inc. on Monday declared a quarterly dividend of 66 cents a share, up 6.5 percent from the previous dividend of 62 cents.
Opinion
|
Readers divided on Kodak's emergence from bankruptcy A slight majority of respondents to this week's RBJ Daily Report Snap Poll say it's unlikely that Eastman Kodak Co. will be able to achieve its goal of emerging from Chapter 11 as a profitable and sustainable business. |
|
Heed Kodak's founder Rochester does not need another George Eastman or another Kodak to ensure that it thrives in the future. |
Here's why we can't wait another 20 years It is vital that we get the attention we deserve in Albany this year. |
More From RBJ
- Let's explore how the investment in I-390 can catalyze development of a high-tech corridor.Question: Why does a Super Bowl prompt so many dumb questions?
- Check out this week's Seen page.Hattie Bryant hosts Small Business School. Daily videos educate you on small business operations.
- Check out photos from the recent Forty Under 40 Alumni Golf Outing and Reception.See the best bets for things to do this week in Rochester. Plus, the complete Explore listings.
New York State Headlines
US/World Headlines
- Congress tries to give president line-item veto (AP) (2/8/2012 11:00:08 AM)
- Soldiers sweep ice for Dutch skating race (AP) (2/8/2012 10:39:15 AM)
- Russia reaches lake under Antarctica (AP) (2/8/2012 9:49:35 AM)
- Sexual abuse silence "deadly" for Church: Vatican official (Reuters) (2/8/2012 9:28:11 AM)
- Analysis: Romney losses show conservative woes (AP) (2/8/2012 8:54:51 AM)
Featured
Learn More >
- E-mailed
- Commented
- Viewed
