In New York, business news means corporate mergers, store closures, startup funding, industry trends and leadership changes. This page monitors organizational activity and market movements throughout the state.
New York regulators approved two utility thermal energy network projects in Haverstraw and Buffalo while rejecting nine others.
Live Poll
Should your city invest public money in networks that heat buildings with waste heat?
The accounting and consulting firm added Bavli as managing director in its transaction advisory services practice.
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Do you trust nursing homes in your area to provide good care?
Three New York facilities earned first place in their size categories on Newsweek's America's Best Nursing Homes 2027 list.
Shareholders backed the forward split and removal of preferred stock from authorized shares at a November 4 special meeting.
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Should nonprofits in your area get more business-planning help to stay sustainable?
The program offers northern New York nonprofits business planning tools, frameworks and one-on-one advising to strengthen long-term growth.
State auditors found Medicaid home care payments went out without confirming patients received the billed services.
New York reporting spans corporate mergers and acquisitions, retail store closures, venture capital and startup growth, and industry-wide trends. Coverage reaches from the state capital to the rural counties and all the commercial centers in between. Financial services and the real estate market shape the state economy more than any other sectors. Changes in corporate leadership and major office consolidation plans are the two stories that recur with the most frequency.
