Businesses Say Lack of Customers, Supply Chain Shortages, Employees Among Biggest Concerns in Crisis

Posted on April 16, 2020

Central New York businesses are finding more challenges the longer the corona virus shutdown continues. But some are finding help and even looking toward the future.

Centerstate CEO Thursday released results of a business survey. Among his members, President Rob Simpson, not surprisingly, found the lack of customers the among the biggest concerns.

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