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The new owner of the troubled former Emerald South nursing home on Delaware Avenue in Buffalo is poised to convert it into 83 apartments – including studio units that will

Executives from Italys IMA Group say the quality of the Western New York workforce in production and engineering was central to the companys decision to significantly expand its Tonawanda operations

Aakron Rule Corp. in Akron, the worlds largest maker of wooden rulers and yardsticks, and 467 Richmond LLC – the sponsors of the Rosanna Elizabeth Visual & Performing Arts Campus

The Cayuga County Industrial Development Agency will sever its relationship with the Cayuga Economic Development Agency at the end of this year.

A Chautauqua County hardware manufacturer with more than 100 employees at facilities in Jamestown and Falconer will remain in local hands after a second management buyout in the last 12

A proposal by former Pilgrim Village owner Mark H. Trammell to buy and renovate an apartment complex in the Town of Niagara for use as low-income housing has generated controversy

Refresco Beverages US, a U.S. subsidiary of a Dutch soft drinks and bottling company that is undertaking a $14.5 million expansion in Dunkirk, will now receive more than $1 million

Kinley Contractors, an Allegany general contracting firm with over a century of history in the Southern Tier, is planning an $2.36 million project – a new corporate headquarters and expanded

Steelbound Brewery & Distillery, a 5-year-old Southern Tier brewery with ambitious growth goals, is asking the CCIDA for tax breaks for a project to create a new manufacturing campus in

A New York City developer who grew up in Chautauqua County wants to revive a landmark waterfront building and former bar and music venue into a small business, retail and