Banking & Finance
Affomix obtains $7M for antibody work
Affomix Corp. completes $7 million series A financing for antibody work useful in disease diagnosis and therapy.
Driving them to extremes
Rather than relocate, some choose to endure long treks
Comptroller likes Ulster climate
Comptroller DiNapoli expects the Hudson Valley to make it out of the obscure economy without too many problems
Covering their assets?
A decade after tapping into insurance sales, banks see mixed results
RBS girder work is complete
Six acres of glass are yet to come
Pushing banking’s borders
Banking survey aims to facilitate finding a new bank
Reading and writing and refinancing
Teaching kids about banking
Credit union sands the hard edges off banking
Don Evans and Hudson Valley Federal Credit Union avoid the subprime crisis
Grants float hopes if not homes
Kingston's RUPCO has been awarded $237,500 in federal grant; Hudson River Housing Services was awarded $87,500.
Weak dollar the true threat to U.S. economy
Although some see benefits in the weak U.S. dollar, in the long-term, the weak dollar will be detrimental to the health...
Pushing banking’s borders
Banking survey aims to facilitate finding a new bank
GE Money heads across the pond
GE Money will move across the Atlantic to the United Kingdom
Hard landing
Bankruptcy tarnishes flight school’s luster           Â
Homes could replace homeless shelter
Restoring Camp LaGuardia, New York City's answer for the homeless, is top priority.
The Empire Zone strikes out
Thomas DiNapoli, state Comptroller, criticizes Empire Zone program's progress
