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As hundreds of thousands flock to Saratoga, business owners hope the summer place to be becomes the summer place to work.
They re scrambling to fill hundreds of positions as the track opens later this week.
Because of pent-up demand and our eagerness to travel, Saratoga Springs businesses are poised for a banner season. However, they need help.
The sign on the entrance to the Holiday Inn Saratoga Springs seems to shout out what many businesses are feeling.
After a year when COVID kept fans out of the track and away from town, they re being welcomed back with open arms.
HQ move is latest win for Saratoga County in long-running GlobalFoundries saga | The Daily Gazette
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The GlobalFoundries Fab 8 site in Malta is shown at groundbreaking in a July 2009 Gazette file photo and July 2019 in an aerial image provided by the computer chip maker.
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MALTA The announcement last week that computer chip manufacturer GlobalFoundries would move its headquarters to New York was a milestone in a journey that began nearly a quarter-century ago.
New jobs won’t immediately be transferred to the Fab 8 semiconductor factory in Malta because many of the headquarters functions and personnel already had been moved there from Silicon Valley.
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How a Data Firm Can Track COVID Cases After Events PUBLISHED 5:46 AM ET Feb. 16, 2021 PUBLISHED 5:46 AM EST Feb. 16, 2021
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Whether public gatherings big and small can return this year will largely depend on whether officials can track COVID-19 cases and one firm says it can provide the analysis to do so.
A pair of Buffalo Bills playoff games, which included a limited number of fans in attendance at the open-air stadium last month, is being seen as a model for how these events can go forward. Here was a perfect use case in how we really thought this data could be leveraged for the public good, said Ian Allen, the co-founder of Camber Systems, a data firm.