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New Syracuse-to-Denver Flights will Support Business Competitiveness
[CenterState CEO members have] told us that convenient, affordable air service is vital to [their] business’ competitiveness, and we recognize it as a key strategic
Minimum-Wage Increase Hurts Those it Means to Help
Small businesses in New York are facing mounting pressure to comply with the state’s escalating minimum wage. Nearly every facet of the economy has felt
Small Business Employment Act Would Provide Relief Business Owners Need
New York has a reputation for enacting policies that are punishing to businesses. Over the past three years, business owners have had to absorb onerous
American Politics’ Great Divide
One of the more striking political developments of the last few years has been the partisan sorting of American voters. It used to be that
Raising Wages for Inmates Will Raise Eyebrows Across N.Y.
Albany’s pro-criminal crowd is at it again. A bill introduced by Democrats in the Assembly and Senate would give inmates in state prisons a healthy
Who are you going to believe: Big Media or your own eyes?
Millions of Americans scratched their heads over the Big Media reactions to the recent State of the Union address. Clearly, a majority of Americans liked
New GENIUS NY Teams Move into The Tech Garden
[On. Jan. 30] nearly 100 CenterState CEO members braved the cold to meet the five new teams participating in round three of our successful GENIUS
The Intelligence Community Isn’t As Smart As It Thinks
One of the latest squabbles big media promoted is that our president disagrees with our national intelligence chiefs. The line is simple: Trump is a
Work Train Receives National Award to Advance Economic Opportunity
I’m excited to share that CenterState CEO’s Work Train initiative has been awarded $600,000 from the National Fund for Workforce Solutions to address economic mobility
Executive Budget Fails to Address Upstate Concerns
In an attempt to get ahead of the New York Legislature, on Jan. 15, Gov. Andrew Cuomo gave his annual budget address. He laid out
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