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More than a meal: How dining has become a competitive advantage in adult living
Commentary: In an increasingly competitive market, older adult living communities are being challenged to think differently about what drives resident satisfaction and influences prospective residents.
In praise of the lengthy budget process | On Business
Commentary: While this year’s budget process was an elongated one, the benefits of a thoughtful, strategic budget passed at the end of May far outweigh a rushed budget that was delivered on time but does not deliver for New Yorkers.
An open letter to the members of NY Assembly, Senate | Guest Opinion
Commentary: Every data center built in New York means thousands of hours of work for laborers and the entire building trades.
Commercial insurance rates rise slower as NY underwriters focus on risk management
Commercial insurance rates continue rising slower in New York as insurers prioritize financial stability and risk management, says Gallagher and OneGroup.
‘Patina extrem:’ What Berlin reinforced about Rochester’s next chapter
Commentary: What became clear is that Berlin’s past is not something the city moved beyond. It is very much a part of what makes it distinct.
An Olympic-sized collaboration between Lake Placid, Big Apple | On Sports
Commentary: Governor Kathy Hochul’s recent announcement about New York City possibly hosting the Olympics isn’t a new idea.
Third-party risk grows as businesses expand vendor networks
Third-party risk is rising as businesses expand vendor networks, with insurers and legal experts urging stronger contracts and insurance coverage.
The third option: Why your best employees are quietly losing their edge | Best at Work
Commentary: The hustle camp and the comfort camp both produce people who'd struggle to tell you what they're getting better at. But there's a third thing.
Entrepreneurs and small business owners: The importance of furthering your education
Commentary: When people think about entrepreneurship, they often picture someone diving in headfirst, learning through trial and error, and figuring things out along the way.
Supporting (and retaining) your newest employees | Great Workplaces
Commentary: Graduation season brings a new wave of talent into the workforce. But it’s easy to overlook just how much support they’ll need to succeed.
The art of business succession planning: A 3-step framework | Viewpoint
Commentary: Understanding the foundational steps in the succession planning process is essential to a successful transition.
Rochester small businesses face cost pressures and uncertainty in lending
Rochester small businesses confront rising costs, workforce challenges, and tighter lending as experts from Harris Beach Murtha, Community Bank, and others advise proactive strategies.
