Business First
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Ciminelli pays $1.9M for Hughes site
Ciminelli Real Estate Corp. has increased its presence in the Buffalo Niagara Medical Campus by acquiring the Langston Hughes Institute.
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Bills single-game tix on sale July 13
The Buffalo Bills said that individual game tickets will be offered to the general public beginning Tuesday, July 13 at 9a
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Banks Put Customers on Notice
The American Bankers Association says 18 percent of bank customers paid overdraft fees in the past year. New federal regulations require banks to get customer permission before charging fees to cover overdrafts from ATM and debit card transactions.
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Housing Sales and Prices Jumped in May
The Buffalo Niagara Association of Realtors says 892 single family homes sold in May, up 3.4 percent from May last year. For the first five months of this year, sales are down 2 percent.
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JetBlue high on Buffalo despite cuts
A drop in three daily flights has seen JetBlue's passenger count at Buffalo Niagara International Airport fall by 20 percent
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Made in America Expands
The Made in America store just opened three months ago in Elma and it's already planning an expansion. This weekend, owner Mark Andol will unveil an additional 1,800 square feet of retail space.
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Metro Mattress Donates Beds
Metro Mattress, Upstate New York's largest mattress retailer, is donating new beds to 28 charitable organizations in Buffalo through its "50 Beds in 50 Days" program
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3 WNY companies get low-cost hydro
Three Western New York companies have been approved for low-cost hydropower allocations to support expansions that might result in the creation of nearly 150 jobs
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Scooters Catch on in WNY
Scooters are catching on in WNY, thanks to the Buffalo Scooter Company.
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Searching for Plum Pox
The plum pox virus still has area farms and now area residents on alert. That's the focus of a report in this week's Business First.
