From Business Today:
Robert T. Brady has been one of Western New York's finest business leaders for decades. As he steps down as CEO of Moog, Inc., it's fitting to look back at how he turned a talented but badly-managed company into an aerospace powerhouse.
To collectors, the shops that sell comic books, sports cards, stamps and coins are the focal points of a passion to collect and treasure things that often take us back to our youth. These shops are fighting a tough battle to survive in the internet age. Some have adapted, and some continue in their traditional ways.
The AAA has morphed from the old automobile club with roadside assistance and flip-chart Trip Tik maps, into a giant travel agency and now garage operator. Tom Chestnut, president and CEO, discusses why.
Think you can't build a successful business in Buffalo? Just as Paul Dedrick, president of Buffalo Games. He sold his farm to start the puzzle and game maker and now runs 24-hours shifts to keep up wth demand.
Who is getting hired, promoted and honored?
Recent real estate transactions...
Biz Links: Bob Brady sent Moog soaring.
December 5, 2011 - 9:43 AM
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