Wall Street rallied Monday after the Treasury Department detailed some of its plans for infusing cash into struggling U.S. financial institutions and the Federal Reserve led a worldwide effort to increase the flow of dollars in worldwide banking systems.
Sister Maureen Joyce never moved far from her roots, but her benevolence gets around.
Houston-based Waste Management on Monday withdrew its $6.7 billion bid to take over trash hauler Republic Services, according to news agency reports, pointing to the current state of the financial markets. (RSG)
Gov. David Paterson signed legislation into laws that crack down on attorneys in the state pension system.
Columbia Memorial Hospital will move forward with plans for a $2.6 million primary care center in Greene County, despite being denied state funding for the project.
The 3,000 square feet of space that briefly housed Tryst Ultra Lounge in downtown Albany is available for lease.
The person hired to head the new Advanced Micro Devices-back computer chip manufacturing company is a familiar face in Albany, N.Y. (AMD)
The Federal Reserve Board on Sunday approved Wells Fargo & Co.’s proposed $12 billion buyout of Wachovia Corp. (WB) (WFC)
Amtrak reported record ridership for the sixth year in a row, as higher gasoline and airfare prices fill its rail cars.
Perhaps not surprisingly during these tough economic times, most workers do not covet the top job at work, according to a new survey from OfficeTeam, a division of Robert Half International.
A consumer confidence index dropped 32 points in October -- its largest single-month drop since the Consumer Attitudes and Spending by Household Index began in 2002.
Wachovia Corp.’s board will bypass normally required shareholder approval for an early step in its deal with Wells Fargo & Co. (WB) (WFC) (C)
Only five U.S. companies filed initial public offerings in the third quarter, an 87 percent drop from the third quarter of 2007, according to Hoovers Inc. (ERII) (RAX)
When the new $4.6 billion chip plant is up and running, it will have a payroll of $88 million a year and contribute about $200 million to the local economy, an Advanced Micro Devices Inc. official said today. (AMD)
Wells Fargo & Co. has received rapid approval from federal antitrust regulators for its $15 billion purchase of Wachovia Corp. (WFC) (C) (WB)
New Yorkers continue to feel less confident than the nation as a whole, based on the latest phone survey by the Siena Research Institute.
BBL Construction Services, LLC of Albany, N.Y., was among the winners of the Build New York Awards sponsored by the General Building Contractors of New York State.
Intel Corp. has raised concerns about Advanced Micro Devices Inc.’s plans to spin off its manufacturing operation and create a foundry with partners. (AMD) (AMD)
Siena College and Saratoga Hospital are joining together to create the Healthcare Leadership Institute.
Grandma’s Country Restaurant and Pie Shoppe and gift shop in Colonie, N.Y., sold for $1.6 million, the listing agent said.