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The mother of a man who was killed while exiting a Metrolink train in March 2019 seeks default judgment against the suspect for allegedly refusing to respond to the wrongful death lawsuit.

Top Seedz, an artisan cracker manufacturer currently operating out of a facility in Cheektowaga, has announced an expansion to a larger production facility in Buffalo.

Memory chipmaker Micron is seriously considering Texas for a massive factory, dealing another blow to New Yorks efforts to attract another chip fab

Voyant Beauty and ALPLA will close their Cortland factories, eliminating about 500 jobs, the Cortland County Business Development Corp. announced Tuesday afternoon.

The funding was awarded through the American Rescue Plan.

Governor Kathy Hochul today announced the completion and grand opening of the $30 million, 167,000 square foot Capital Region BOCES Career and Technical Education Center in the Town of Colonie, Albany County.

Governor Kathy Hochul today launched the life sciences business competition, a component of the $350 million Long Island Investment Fund. A request for proposal will be the first step for the Long Island Investment Fund's $50 million life science business competition, which aims to attract and grow companies in the life sciences, health technology, and medical device sectors.

Governor Hochul launched the life sciences business competition, a component of the $350 million Long Island Investment Fund. 

Origin Agritech could once again be worth a small speculative investment, with two potential catalysts to drive substantial growth. Read why here.