This Week
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Top story: A NYC firm has agreed to buy Fibertech for $535 million.
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Carestream CFO Michael Pomeroy thrives on the challenges of his job.
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Executives keep personal matters separate when using social media.
Daily News
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Online help-wanted ads surge
Rochester’s online help-wanted advertising soared last month to its highest level since the Conference Board Inc. began reporting the data five years ago. -
B&L selects new human resources chief
Bausch & Lomb Inc. has named a former human resources executive for the game publisher, Activision Inc., the Walt Disney Co. and Pepsico Inc. as its HR chief. -
Xerox launches 'most ambitious' marketing campaign
Xerox Corp. on Thursday announced a new marketing campaign that spotlights its work with major brands such as the New York Mets, Target Corp. and Procter & Gamble Co. -
Upstate confidence edges up, still trails a year ago
Overall confidence among upstate consumers showed some improvement from July to August but lagged from a year ago, a monthly survey by the Siena Research Institute shows. -
Comptroller hikes local governments' contributions to pensions
The average contribution rate for local governments into the New York State Common Retirement Fund for 2011-12 will increase to 16.3 percent of salaries for the employee retirement system and 21.6 percent of salaries for the police and fire system, state Comptroller Thomas DiNapoli announced Thursday. -
Hospitals change coding system for emergency departments
Monroe County hospitals permanently are eliminating emergency department code reds and most other color-codes.
