What’s happening in Buffalo Niagara business this week?

THE Walden Gallery will host the WNY Summer Job Fair from 3-6 p.m. Wednesday. Companies in attendance will include Buffalo Milk-Bone, Seneca Gaming Corp., Pandora and Swarovski. It will be located on the lower level of the mall, near the Apple Store.

Welcome to Buffalo Next. This newsletter from The Buffalo News will bring you the latest on developments in Buffalo Niagara’s economy – from real estate to health care to startups. Learn more at BuffaloNext.com.

Workers at the Tops Markets warehouse on Genesee Street rejected another contract offer.

New Era Co. Cap makes a big deal.

Even in the hot real estate market, some sellers are pull too high.

Scrapyard project in Buffalo has neighbors Rebell.

Labatt United States is abandon your offices in the cobbled neighborhood.

South Buffalo cannabis facility gets a new operator.

ACV Auctions CEO touts the value of a support system for startups.

A new look arrives at the Anciennes Editions bookstore.

Two local community colleges have new presidents.

A Brookings report predicts High increase for Buffalo Niagara manufacturers.

Senior Vice President of Marketing Strategy and Public Relations Leaves Her Position at 43 North.

Rainbow Air advances in Niagara Falls helicopter tourism facility.

West Seneca urges Pyramid to sell Seneca Shopping Center site.

Buffalo remains essential to HSBC’s day-to-day operations, said HSBC president and CEO HSBC North America Investments.

National Grid research a big increase in residential electricity rates.

The Hauptman-Woodward Research Institute is merger with UB.

HSBC declares itself to be Buffalo Niagara grouping of offices is complete.

Shake Shack is I come to Amherst.

Schumer worried about Canadian immigration policy heavy traffic on the bridge.

Five reads from Buffalo Next:

1. The Buffalo Niagara Region people’s problem is getting worse − and it’s bad for business.

2. 43Winner North Bounce Imaging has a chance to work more with the Ministry of Defense.

3. Where is all the steel for the new Buffalo Bills stadium? derived from?

4. ‘It’s terrible’: Family Dollar closings will wipe out six East Side stores.

5. Do personal seat licenses retain their value? Here’s what happened in other NFL markets.

The Buffalo Next team gives you insight into the region’s economic revitalization. Email tips to [email protected] or contact Buffalo Next editor David Robinson at 716-849-4435.

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