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Outsourcing services is one way to manage growing costs for some businesses. The decision to go offshore, however, is not for every legal or accounting shop and often is driven by a client’s needs. "We have an offshore operation. ...
Read More »Growing demand for mix of services lends favorable outlook
Rochester-area law and accounting firms are experiencing growing demand for services related to a broad range of issues, from government regulation to the need to outsource particular functions. The growth has prompted the firms to hire or redeploy attorneys ...
Read More »Private Companies
The local area is Monroe, Genesee, Livingston, Ontario, Orleans and Wayne counties. Ranked by total number of local employees.
Read More »Tyco Integrated Security to close center in Henrietta
Tyco Integrated Security LLC plans to close its dispatch center in Henrietta by the end of October and lay off 132, a filing with the state Department of Labor states.
Read More »Private-Sector Employers, Part 2
Information was provided by individual companies that responded to an email or telephone survey. Ranked by total number of local employees.
Read More »Private-Sector Employers, Part 1
Information was provided by individual organizations that responded to an email or telephone survey in addition to SEC fillings and other sources. Ranked by total number of local employees.
Read More »N.J.-based AERC Recycling opens facility in Gates
AERC.com Inc., a New Jersey-based waste management company that operates under the name AERC Recycling Solutions, has opened a facility in Gates.
Read More »Monro Muffler misses earnings expectations for quarter
Monro Muffler Brake Inc. reported an increase in sales for the third quarter but fell short of Street earnings estimates, a result of consumers delaying purchases and spending less on maintenance and repair.
Read More »Woman-Owned Businesses
The survey contacted woman-owned businesses in Monroe, Genesee, Livingston, Ontario, Orleans and Wayne counties; ranked by number of local full-time employees.
Read More »LeBeau agrees to pay to settle Labor Department probe
Local promoter James LeBeau has agreed to pay four Frontier Field workers $74,000 to settle a state Department of Labor prevailing wage investigation, department spokesman Leo Rosales said.
Read More »Sutherland to acquire health care firm, to add 3,200 workers
Sutherland Global Services Inc. late Monday night announced it has agreed to acquire India-based Apollo Health Street Ltd. to boost Sutherland’s health care business.
Read More »Her third-generation business is going places
Katharine Van Zile is president and owner of the company founded by Fayette Van Zile in 1911, but make no mistake: Van Zile Travel Service is not her grandfather’s travel agency. Van Zile, who is known as Kate, says ...
Read More »Veteran-Owned Businesses
In case of ties, companies are ranked by number of local part-time employees. Information was provided by individual firms that responded to an email survey.
Read More »IBC honors RF Communications, Freed Maxick at expo
Harris Corp.’s RF Communications division was named Exporter of the Year, and Freed Maxick CPAs P.C. earned the 2012 Best International Service Provider award at the International Business Council’s 21st Annual Trade Banquet & Expo Tuesday night.
Read More »Hammer Packaging breaks ground on HQ expansion
Hammer Packaging Inc. is adding 13,000 square feet to its headquarters in Henrietta, and a third variable sleeve offset printing press to make it the world’s largest user of that technology, company officials said. The expansion will be on the south side of its existing 90,000-square-foot headquarters at Lucius Gordon Drive.
