Xerox Holdings Corp. on Tuesday reported a $320 million drop in first-quarter revenue and a 45-cent decline in earnings, missing Street estimates for EPS. The document company also withdrew its guidance for fiscal 2020 due to economic uncertainty surrounding the ...
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The risk of social isolation, a concern for senior citizens even in normal times, has been amplified as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic. However, local senior living facilities have found many ways to help residents deal with these challenges, ...
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New York state in March recorded the largest month-over-month drop in private-sector jobs since the Great Recession, data from the U.S. Department of Labor shows. Preliminary results from the DOL’s business and household surveys for March show that the number ...
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The New York State Common Retirement Fund is making $50 million available for the Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) for small businesses in the state. The retirement fund will supplement PPP loans being administered by Pursuit, formerly known as the New ...
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The producers of the annual CGI Rochester International Jazz Festival continue to make plans for a rescheduled show, the duo said Monday. “This is a message of hope,” said RIJF producers Marc Iacona and John Nugent in a festival update ...
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The University of Rochester announced over the weekend that it will hold its 2020 graduation exercises online because of the COVID-19 pandemic. The university plans to establish a special website for the commencement exercises that will be available after noon ...
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With painful decisions regarding the city of Rochester’s 2020-21 budget on the horizon, Mayor Lovely Warren is asking for community input. The city has created a survey that seeks feedback on a variety of topics, starting with the services and ...
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COVID-19 presents nursing homes and senior homes with an immense array of daunting challenges. The job of caring for and protecting seniors in various levels of care and health is difficult and challenging enough without the COVID-19 pandemic. “Outbreaks are ...
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SaNoor Technologies Inc., an optics and photonics company in Luminate NY’s third cohort, is creating laser-based visible light communication (VLC) devices and systems for high-speed, energy-saving, eco-friendly and safe wireless data communication. Luminate is a six-month residency program at NextCorps. ...
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Six Rochester-area wealth advisors have been named to the Forbes 2020 America’s Top Women Wealth Advisors list. The list includes 1,000 female advisors nationally and 124 women from New York State. Near the top is Lori Van Dusen, of Pittsford, ...
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How impressive has Gov. Andrew Cuomo been during his daily briefings on the coronavirus pandemic in New York? Stellar enough that the National Bobblehead Hall of Fame and Museum in Milwaukee — yes, it’s a real place — today is issuing ...
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Parents who are on the front line of the COVID-19 pandemic have some relief, with scholarships for free child care. The Child Care Council Inc. said Friday that during the COVID-19 crisis, income-eligible essential workers in Monroe, Livingston and Wayne ...
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The Rochester Children’s Dyslexia Center has received a $25,000 grant and relocation assistance to support free tutoring. The award, from the Odd Fellow & Rebekah Benefit Fund, will help the center continue to provide free tutoring to children with dyslexia ...
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In some ways, the funeral industry has changed very little since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, yet in other ways, it has seen tremendous modifications. “My dad is 77 and he isn’t allowed to come in,” said Michael Perotto, ...
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Normally, April would be the month when high school seniors are making last-minute visits to Rochester-area colleges, trying to decide which school that accepted them they will attend in the fall. Juniors might use their April break to start their ...
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