Banker to chair board of Albany International
Saturday, May 10, 2008
Albany International Corp. directors Friday elected a veteran banking executive as the chairman of the paper machine cloth manufacturer.
Price Chopper store will add deli
Saturday, May 10, 2008
Price Chopper is preparing to expand its Ben & Bill’s Deli franchise, which started two years ago at its Slingerlands supermarket. The New York-style deli in Saratoga will be the second store in the chain that bears the name of Price Chopper founders Ben and Bill Golub.
Fuel cell firm sues adviser for student loan investments
Saturday, May 10, 2008
Fuel cell maker Plug Power has become ensnared in the student loan crisis, with almost half of its investment portfolio tied up in bonds investors are reluctant to touch.
Struggling farmers see hope in subsidy
Saturday, May 10, 2008
Federal milk subsidies are in line to not only be renewed but enhanced in the new farm bill under consideration in Washington.
Price Chopper to open New York-style deli in Saratoga store
Friday, May 9, 2008
Price Chopper is preparing to expand its Ben & Bill’s Deli franchise into its Saratoga Springs store.
Student loan crisis proving costly to Plug Power
Friday, May 9, 2008
Fuel-cell maker Plug Power has become ensnared in the student loan crisis with almost half of its investment portfolio tied up in bonds investors are wary to touch.
Local meat manufacturers merge operations
Friday, May 9, 2008
Pastrami and hot dogs: a match made in heaven.
That is what Mark Shuket is hoping for when his Old World Provisions in Albany takes over Fritz Helmbold in Troy today. Old World on Westerlo Avenue announced Thursday the merger of the two family-owned meat manufacturers.
Plug Power announces quarterly revenue hike
Friday, May 9, 2008
Latham-based hydrogen fuel cell manufacturer Plug Power on Thursday announced increased year-over-year revenues for the first three months of this year but also increased net loss.
Teamsters 1-for-2 in new contract talks
Friday, May 9, 2008
The 210 Teamsters at Sysco Food Services of Albany narrowly averted a strike late Wednesday, but labor tensions are escalating at Adirondack Beverage, where another 170 Teamsters have also authorized a walkout.
Confidence levels in N.Y. continue to find new lows
Friday, May 9, 2008
Costlier commodities continued to wallop New Yorkers in April, knocking their confidence levels down to new record lows, according to a Siena Research Institute monthly report released Thursday.
Speculation surrounds AMD’s asset light strategy
Thursday, May 8, 2008
Advanced Micro Devices is conducting the company’s annual shareholder meeting today, but it’s unknown whether it will discuss any new details about a proposed “asset light” strategy and what that would mean for its planned chip plant in Luther Forest.
Brothers create pizza product using only organic ingredients
Thursday, May 8, 2008
Two brothers are embracing the organic food craze and found the inspiration to start a new food product line from their great-grandfather Joe, who immigrated to the U.S. from Italy and grew his own vegetables naturally.
Trans World founder rescinds offer to buy store
Thursday, May 8, 2008
The credit crunch has foiled Trans World Entertainment founder Robert Higgins’ bid to buy the music and video retailer and take it private.
Despite bankruptcy filing, marketer touts former mill site
Wednesday, May 7, 2008
After news broke last week that Cobleskill Business Park LLC had filed for Chapter 11 reorganizational protection to stave off county tax foreclosure, marketer Michael J. Tersigni said he’s been busy reassuring potential tenants that the former Guilford Mills site is still “ready to go.”
CDPHP board chief Bennett to replace Cromie as CEO
Wednesday, May 7, 2008
Dr. John D. Bennett Jr., chairman of the board of directors of the Capital District Physicians Health Plan, will replace Dr. William J. Cromie as the organization’s president and chief executive officer, the company announced Tuesday.
|