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Tech Startup Opens New Office, Bringing 300 Jobs Downtown

Marcus Johnson
Scranton
Tech Startup Opens New Office, Bringing 300 Jobs Downtown

CloudSync Solutions, a rapidly growing cloud computing startup, has opened its new headquarters in the historic Riverside Building downtown. The move brings approximately 300 high-paying technology jobs to the area and signals growing confidence in the city's tech sector.

The company, which provides cloud infrastructure services to enterprise clients, chose the location for its access to talent from local universities and the vibrant downtown atmosphere. CEO Michael Torres said the decision was about more than just business.

"We wanted to be part of revitalizing the downtown core," Torres explained. "Our team members want to work in a dynamic, walkable neighborhood with great restaurants and culture."

The $15 million renovation of the Riverside Building includes modern office space, a rooftop terrace, and ground-floor retail space. Local officials estimate the project will generate over $2 million in annual tax revenue.

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