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VIEWPOINT: Ask Rusty: Will Our SS Benefits Ever Be Non-Taxable?
Dear Rusty: If we take our Social Security (SS) benefits at our full retirement age (66 years and 6 months for both of us) and
CEO FOCUS: Economic Forecasters Share Exceptionally Positive Outlook for the Year Ahead
At CenterState CEO’s 2022 virtual Economic Forecast event [on Jan. 26], we presented our most optimistic Economic Forecast Report for Central New York that I
VIEWPOINT: New York State’s Eviction Moratorium Has Expired
New York State — the state with the highest share of renters in the United States — allowed its eviction moratorium to expire on Jan.
Area expert offers tips to minimize cyberthreats
ENDICOTT, N.Y. — The legions of employees working from home during the COVID-19 pandemic brought cybersecurity front and center as a business concern, and it’s
CEO FOCUS: NYS, CenterState CEO Legislative Priorities Align for Progress in ‘22
Gov. Kathy Hochul [recently] outlined the state’s FY 2023 executive budget, which commits to investing in some of our state’s most pressing needs. Likewise, the
Walsh outlines economic-development projects in State of the City speech
SYRACUSE, N.Y. — Plans for the vacant Syracuse Developmental Center property, an update on the Salina First project and Tech Garden expansion, and a new
CEO FOCUS: Benchmarking Central New York’s Regional Economic Progress
As I have spoken with business and community leaders at the start of this new year, I am energized by their excitement, optimism, and outlook
NONPROFIT MANAGEMENT: Fresh Eyes on Board Governance in the New Year
The new year provides the perfect opportunity to reflect on how your organization has been governed and, if necessary, to make changes. One of the
VIEWPOINT: New York Publishes Final Paid Sick-Leave Regulations
On Dec. 22, 2021, New York State published its final paid sick-leave regulations. These regulations are identical to the proposed regulations, initially published on Dec.
VIEWPOINT: N.Y.’s Minimum Salary Level to Qualify for Executive Exemptions Will Rise
Ever since the New York State Department of Labor (NYSDOL) announced an increase in the minimum wage from $12.50 per hour to $13.20 an hour
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