Xerox Holdings Corp. reported on Thursday a first-quarter net operating loss due to broad-based inflationary pressure and increased logistics costs from supply chain disruptions. The company reported a net loss of $56 million, or 38 cents a share, compared ...
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The Clare & Jerry Rotenberg Institute on Aging extends Jewish Senior Life’s outreach to seniors of all faiths 
When Clare Rotenberg got involved with Jewish Senior Life, she was impressed by the services the agency provided; and driven to do what she could to support its mission. “I couldn’t believe all that they were doing; all the programs ...
Read More »Paychex honored for excellence in employee health and well-being 
Paychex Inc. has been honored by the Business Group on Health with the Best Employers: Excellence in Health & Well-being Award. Paychex was recognized for its commitment to advancing employee well-being through comprehensive and innovative benefits offerings for its ...
Read More »Edify offers virtual classes and play for children of remote employees 
A tech startup created by two Rochester area residents can help businesses lessen some of the load for their employees in supporting their children with remote education.
Read More »New listings tick upward but housing market still lacks inventory 
New listings on the Monroe County real estate market showed a moderate increase in March and the figure was not that far off of pre-pandemic numbers.
Read More »Cancer Support Community Rochester CEO to retire 
Melinda Merante, CEO of Cancer Support Community Rochester (formerly Gilda’s Club Rochester), will retire early this summer, after leading the organization for five years. Merante’s accomplishments include expanding the nonprofit’s community presence to reach more people impacted by cancer; providing ...
Read More »Rochester City Council joins statewide effort to enact public banking act 
A total of 82 local elected officials from 19 cities and counties across New York – including local leaders – delivered a letter to Gov. Kathy Hochul, Senate Majority Leader Andrea Stewart-Cousins and Assembly Speaker Carl Heastie, urging enactment of ...
Read More »Rising interest rates aren’t dampening real estate buyers’ spirits — yet 
Rapidly rising interest rates haven’t slowed buyer demand in either the residential or commercial real estate sectors, at least not yet. Home mortgage rates have pushed past 5 percent for a 30-year mortgage and could rise another 2 or 3 ...
Read More »Church of Love Faith will match $100,000 in Finney scholarship drive 
If The Charles Finney School’s 2022 Scholarship Campaign hits $100,000, the Church of Love Faith Center will provide an additional $100,000. The fund-raising boost will provide tuition assistance through the Bishop Gregory and Pastor Myra Parris Scholarship Fund. The scholarships ...
Read More »Environmental sustainability is the topic at upcoming symposium at GCC 
Climate change and sustainability will be the topic of discussion at the 2022 Wolcott J. Humphrey III Symposium on Leadership and Community Life at 9 a.m. Thursday at the Richard C. Call Arena on the Genesee Community College’s Batavia Campus. ...
Read More »Masks now optional on airplanes, still required on RTS buses 
Masks are no longer mandatory for airline passengers after a federal judge in Florida ruled on Monday that the Center for Disease Control (CDC) did not follow proper rule-making procedures. Bus passengers in Rochester still must wear a mask, however. ...
Read More »Rochester Summer Soul Music Festival slated for August 
The 26th anniversary celebration of the Rochester Summer Soul Music Festival will take place on the last Friday and Saturday of August at Frontier Field. The festival will kick off at 5 p.m., Friday, Aug. 26, with the ROC ...
Read More »Agencies unite to provide services to the city’s homeless 
Finger Lakes Performing Provider System is collaborating with Huther Doyle and Regional Health Reach to provide medical, dental and behavioral health care to the unsheltered homeless in Rochester. Huther Doyle will pilot a one-year Backpack Medicine Program to provide boots-on-the-ground ...
Read More »‘Stop Chasing Normal’ is theme of DisruptHR event 
Stop Chasing Normal is the theme of this year’s DisruptHR event in Rochester, a gathering where business leaders are inspired to create a positive disruption of workplace operations and culture. There will be 11 speakers — limited to five minutes ...
Read More »Monroe County to cap gas tax starting June 1 
Monroe County will cap the gasoline tax at 8 cents per gallon.
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