Buffalo Business

After petitions, arguing, and, in some cases, it felt like begging, Trader Joe's is finally adding a second store in Western New York.

The popular national coffee chain Starbucks has a reputation that  it’s available everywhere– but, shockingly, one Western New York area has been living without one for nearly two decades.  The village of East Aurora isn’t completely without a Starbucks presence – as of right now, you can grab your favorite Starbucs drink inside of Tops Friendly Market while getting your groceries on Grey Street.

We’re losing our spaces in Buffalo. Don’t take for granted the bars, music venues, and coffee shops you love; you don’t know whether they’ll be around tomorrow.

While plenty of big box national stores have deals on Black Friday, plenty of Buffalo owned businesses have their own deals.

What local businesses have to consider with the chain coming to the birthplace of the wing.

The home of the chicken wing is getting its first location for one of the biggest wing franchises in the world. How will they react?

The former Flappy’s Pub/Ryan’s Grayside Grille - a popular West Seneca restaurant - is headed for a new life.

An iconic Buffalo bowling alley has sold while Ellicott Development has added to its growing local commercial real estate portfolio and a new life is planned for a former City of Tonawanda elementary school.

An East Side car wash that gained an international following - courtesy of the Goo Goo Dolls - is poised to make a comeback as a revived auto repair center.

The construction of a new cold storage facility in West Seneca could see a Georgia-based company investing more than $46 million on the project while creating 45 new jobs.