It is far easier to lapse into a cliche rather than develop a feeling of inadequacy trying to think of a more original expression.
Read More »Question of ‘what’ and ‘when’ will haunt Goodell
It is impossible to predict what his billionaire bosses will conclude is the best strategy to protect the league and their investments.
Read More »Higher education owes the public some answers
Higher education in 2014 may be getting what it deserves, paying the price of having been a law unto itself for too long.
Read More »WNY native’s invention brought chill to Rust Belt
For Buffalo, the irony is obvious: Air conditioning was invented here, and it was the singular invention that stimulated exponential growth in the Sun Belt.
Read More »Getting more loans to underserved entrepreneurs
As we make SBA loans easier and more affordable, more lenders will join our program, more small businesses will have access to our lending products, and more entrepreneurs will succeed.
Read More »Why we cannot tolerate workplace retaliation
Laws prohibiting retaliation could certainly be strengthened. But the public debate needs to be changed as well.
Read More »Do you comply with the new ban-the-box law?
Both public and private employers in Rochester must now become familiar with the nuances of the city’s ban-the-box ordinance.
Read More »Emergence of a new health insurance model
“Change brings opportunity.” —Nido Qubein While many parties in the health care industry are dealing with the complexities of implementing the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act, a new health insurance opportunity is gaining traction among both employers and employees. ...
Read More »Growing overseas markets ripe for N.Y. exporters
Exporting can be rewarding and challenging, but the key to success is having a long-term commitment, developing an export strategy and seeking assistance.
Read More »We must embrace multiple pathways to success
In this decade when many jobs in the country do not require a bachelor’s degree, it is time we start recognizing that career success can be launched from many different places.
Read More »Albany commits 6% to disabled vets’ businesses
Encouraging entrepreneurship—as the Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Business Act does—is so important.
Read More »Even the corner bar must change with the times
Tending bar, once a primarily male domain, has become gender-neutral.
Read More »Another reason to explore the quality of life here
Places with a strong sense of community and superior quality of life attract the types of people who succeed as entrepreneurs.
Read More »Does trade with China hurt American workers?
To build support for continued trade with China, we need to expand the TAA program and ensure that our own exports to China are widely available to consumers on competitive terms.
Read More »Regional health care model crucial for rural areas
By embracing a regional health care model, we can help ensure that rural health care facilities remain a vibrant, trusted and central resource.
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