HV Biz Vol 3 No 46 - November 16, 2009
Image parties appear to be all the rage as wardrobe consultants and work-life companies grow their client base.
Keeping wedding expenses reasonable in recession.
Animal visits brings smiles and health effects to seniors and prisoners.
Hospital shows ways to reduce waiting time and improve patient satisfaction in the ER.
Mid-Hudson chambers continue to spar with state over mobility tax.
Dyson Foundation president encourages partnerships to keep economy and nonprofits viable.
Help is available for caregivers through NY CONNECTS and local Offices for the Aging.
Deal with Canadian energy company for $76 million.
Central Hudson to assist medium-size businesses in saving energy in ways that will save money and reduce pollution.
Dennis Mullen, new chairman of Empire State Development Corp., brings a can-do attitude to the job.
It’s a border war for business along the Thruway.
Kingston-Ulster Empire Zone seeks changes.
Vassar Brothers, NDH receive Health Grade kudos.
Ann Meagher says times are tough, why her Greater Southern Dutchess Chamber of Commerce has been more responsive.
Key Bank donates to “No One Goes It Alone” project at St. Luke’s cancer care center.
Sher Singh dances with tango partner Rudy Dominguez.
Popular
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1. Glenmere Mansion prepares for a new debut
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2. Web site by 20-somethings should inspire peers
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3. Nevele Resort closes suddenly, no re-opening date announced.
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4. IBM posts record profits, fewer jobs
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5. Warwick’s winning formula
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6. WKZE radio, local, independent and profitable
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7. $700m Silo Ridge Resort advances to site plan review
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