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The Rochester-area economy finished 2021 on a strong note, outperforming statewide job growth and unemployment norms once again. In reality, the regional unemployment rate was lower in December than it had been in any month since 1990, but that’s due in part to a reduction in the number of jobs and persons in the civilian …
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A weakened Kodak is still finding its way in the post-film world as a technological business focusing on print, innovative materials, and chemicals ten years after its bankruptcy filing on Jan. 19, 2012. It recorded $843 million in total revenues in the first nine months of 2021, compared to more than $3.6 billion in the …
Rochester city officials are considering a new option for bringing life to the city’s streets. Business improvement districts, or BIDs, are what they’re called. They’re umbrella groups that provide services that governments don’t in specialized sectors, such as business marketing and public restrooms, for example. There were 76 districts in New York City as of …
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Around six months ago, RDG+Partners made the decision to relocate from Pittsford to the downtown Rochester area. There were 40 people working for the boutique accounting and consulting firm at the time. A great deal has changed in the intervening years. For the redevelopment of the former Hart’s Local Grocers building on Winthrop Street, RDG+Partners …
In Addition, Rdg+Partners, A Rapidly Expanding Company, Has Relocated To The City Read More »
During our Greater Rochester Enterprise Why ROC talk on News 8 at Sunrise on Wednesday, GRE President and CEO Matt Hurlbutt discussed why there is a lot of confidence heading into the new year. “We had a record-breaking year with 39 project wins,” Hurlbutt said of the year 2021. “We worked with our partners to …
WROC-TV in Rochester, New York, reports on the city’s recent rioting. A total of four local businesses have graduated from the 10,000 Small Businesses program, which is a six-month business intensive program run by Goldman Sachs. All of the businesses were recommended by Assemblywoman Sarah Clark, who represents the 136th district. Clark began working with …
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