Charles Street Business Park

A technology company is planning to relocate part of its Broome County operations to a site in Binghamton's First Ward.

City of Binghamton Mayor Jared Kraham announced an option agreement for future cannabis business development at Charles Street Business Park.

Binghamton Mayor Richard David says a Syracuse-based developer is continuing to consider acquiring a 21-acre First Ward site and an abandoned power plant.

A Syracuse-based company is prepared to acquire a long-dormant Binghamton business park and a neighboring power generating facility.

Binghamton officials are talking with representatives of companies that have expressed interest in locating in a business park that's failed to meet expectations.

A company that markets discount coupon books is setting up operations in the former Emerson Network Power building in Binghamton's First Ward.

A marketing company is planning to set up operations in an abandoned Binghamton business park.

An empty 32-acre site that was supposed to become a "state-of-the-art urban technology park in Binghamton may return to life.

A once-promising "state-of-the-art urban technology park" in Binghamton now is for the birds. Literally.

A Binghamton site billed as a "state-of-the-art urban technology park" by the state Economic Development Council is being abandoned by its sole occupant.