Business

Carestream, the medical imaging company spun off from Kodak a number of years ago, has filed for Chapter 11 as part of a plan to eliminate $470 million of debt.

The rollout of public charging stations both locally and across New York has been slow. The pandemic and supply chain problems bought some time. But with countless EVs now on backorder, and more models coming, the strength of the charging network is about to be tested.

Even with the ongoing need that a lot of businesses have to fill job vacancies, a recent survey of business leaders throughout the region shows they are not particularly optimistic about economic conditions in the near future.

After closing their retail operation, Brownstein's Deli & Bakery at Brighton's Twelve Corners on Monroe Ave., reopens Friday, Aug. 26 for curbside service.

The Center City has weathered the pandemic but that has muddled any assessment of the downtown office market. And its retail scene was already perplexing.

The Republican candidate for governor said the plan by a state wage board would hurt farms and their employees.

The nonprofit is taking over operations of the fitness center at Innovation Square, formerly Xerox Tower.

The owner of The Frog Pond on Park Avenue hopes to announce a sale of the restaurant in the next several weeks.

Legislation before City Council would trigger the start of a planning for a possible Business Improvement District encompassing a yet-to-be-determined portion of the Center City.

Nurses at Rochester General Hospital have voted to create a union. Supporters of that effort cite staffing and retention as among their motivations for wanting to organize.