Can the nearly 150-year-old brewery prosper under private-equity ownership? It’s happened before.
Economy & Business
A business built with pages of history
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Keila Olbrich’s pop-up shop, Lost and Bound, gives old books new life by turning them into journals.
Economy & Business
How Fifth Frame Brewing unraveled
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Court filings and state records now put claims against the brewery, which closed in January, above $444,000.
Economy & Business
Books come first at new secondhand store
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Unlike many other bookstores, McFall’s Books on Monroe Avenue sells only books. That’s by plan, owner Gregory Logan says.
Economy & Business
Wheel Works Brewing gives Shortsville factory a new, very different life
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The Ontario County brewery and restaurant is set to open Sept. 15 inside a 147-year-old industrial building along the Canandaigua Lake Outlet.
Economy & Business
After 30 years, New York Stylee is still in fashion
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Started by Helen and Kevin Knight in 1996, the Monroe Avenue boutique helps customers find their own personal style.
Economy & Business
Inside the Rohrbach Brewing handoff
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The Will brothers, who acquired Rohrbach in March, on succession planning, sustainability, and earning the keys to one of Rochester’s most important breweries.
Economy & Business
Sydor Optics plans $32 million expansion
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The manufacturer will build a new 100,000-square-foot facility at its Chili location and add up to 36 jobs over the next five years.
Economy & Business
South Korean tech firm picks Perinton as U.S. headquarters
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MegazoneCloud, an AI and cloud-native company, has committed to creating up to 122 jobs here over five years in exchange for up to $1.22 million in state tax credits.
Economy & Business
GIANT Coffee seeks market niche combining taste and function
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The Rochester-based company, launched by Ashland Huckabee on Juneteenth, sells flavored beans and grounds nationwide, along with functional and enhancing add-ins.
Economy & Business
Why your beer costs more now
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Ask the people brewing it what keeps them up at night, and the answer is not tariffs or the cost of hops.