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Glenora Wine Cellars, which has been around since 1977, is up for sale. The Seneca Lake winery has been listed at $10.8 million.
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Eastman Kodak reported an earnings loss for its most recent quarter, but sales were up.
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Wegmans is getting ready to open its first store on Long Island. The company announced Monday that it will open a supermarket in Lake Grove, in Suffolk County.
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Former NFL standout Roland Williams of Rochester says his medical supply business, J2 Medical Supply, has secured a major contract to provide premium nitrile examination gloves.
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The latest numbers on local home sales show a decline in sales compared to a year ago, while the price of homes continue to rise.
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Xerox is reporting 1st quarter earnings, and the numbers released Thursday show the company experienced an operating loss in the quarter.
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In this week's WXXI Business Report: showing Rochester’s potential as a technology hub for startup companies and other entrepreneurs and a software company with Rochester roots is being acquired and will go private.
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For many years, people seeking jobs in the private sector have been at a disadvantage when it comes to negotiating pay. Now, more places, including New York, are considering requiring employers to divulge pay ranges.
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The family that controls Constellation Brands is proposing some changes that deal with corporate control of that locally based wine, beer and spirits company.
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Workers at two Starbucks stores in the Rochester area have voted to unionize, the first local Starbucks employees to join a union. One store is on Mt. Hope Avenue, the other is the new Starbucks on Monroe Avenue in the Whole Foods Plaza.
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The latest index on small business employment from Paychex shows that hour earnings continue to grow across the country, while businesses maintain their hiring pace.
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The City of Rochester is involved in a pilot program aimed at helping small business owners and entrepreneurs by connecting them to financial counseling services.