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Doing more work with fewer people is an essential skill set in a low unemployment economy. Look for efficiencies. Train the...

Social media platforms reward publishers with increased reach on their live videos, which are increasingly growing in popularity.

It is rarely easy to start a discussion with a loved one about end-of-life care, yet there are many stories in...

Take a look at your mix of business overall. Having a mix of prices and margins can be good for business.

Part 1 of this article discussed the definitions of which businesses qualified for the new 20 percent deduction. Part 2 takes a...

Inventory can be tricky. Figure out how to predict upcoming orders. Pay attention to prices, too.

Gibbons, deputy director of the county's Office of Economic Development, writes that Westchester businesses "don’t have to go it alone."

Ordinarily, one wouldn't juxtapose the Erie Canal and ArtsWestchester. Yet, there is at least one similarity. They are both, in their...

The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act created a deduction of up to 20 percent of qualified business income for sole proprietors,...

Tucked away in a budget bill signed by Gov. Andrew Cuomo in April were significant changes for all New York employers...

As the corporate race for millennial and Gen Z talent continues, buildings near train lines and transportation hubs stand to gain...

The Westchester County Board of Legislators is currently reviewing legislation that would dramatically impact the way co-ops are sold in Westchester...

Family-oriented culture can mean different things to different people.

Landing the speaking gig is a matter of strengthening relationships and reaching out.

The former factory town is currently undergoing a resurgence with new investments and developments that are expected to revitalize the growing...