11 Ways to Stay Sane in Today’s Stock Market
When the stock market takes one of its periodic roller-coaster rides it can be useful to have strategies in place to prepare you financially and psychologically to handle the volatility.
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Category: Columns
Rockland County voices from our editors and guest columnists
November 2018’s Stock Market and Economy Is Mirroring November 2016’s
With oil prices dropping sharply, down twelve trading sessions going into this week (the longest losing streak ever recorded), an ongoing trade war, huge Brexit concerns, and mixed views on global demand, we are seeing similarities in the economy and markets that mirror that of late 2015 and early 2016.
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Is Your Rockland Business Primed For An Employee Volunteer Program?
Finding ways to support the community where your business is located is important—and with a little planning it can impact the way you do business in a big way.
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Opportunity Knocks on Haverstraw’s Door
President Trump’s new tax law allows real estate investors to take advantage of significant tax savings while investing in federally-approved designated distressed communities in need of economic growth.
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New York Businesses Must Adhere To New Sexual Harassment Law
The anti-harassment legislation, introduced in March and passed in tandem with the state budget, requires all employers to maintain and train its employees on a sexual harassment prevention policy.
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Time’s Up for Men Who Still Don’t Get It
By Ann Mendelsohn Byne It has been months since #MeToo was unveiled across social media outlets and became a bona fide, recognized movement. Yet, the phenomenon continues to gain traction with every news segment and most recently, award shows and film festivals that leverage the spotlight to call out sexual assault and injustices that have […]
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Media Strategies
Six Effective Strategies to Attract Media Coverage of Your Event By Natalie Maniscalco The flowers are in place, the entertainment is booked and the food is piping hot, so what’s next? Ready to take your big-time event production to a whole new level? If you don’t have the budget to hire a publicist to do […]
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