After revenue drop, NY ends fiscal year on ‘positive note’

Comptroller Thomas DiNapoli on Friday released figures showing state revenue dropped by $3.7 billion, or by 4.7%, during the fiscal year that ended March 31.

Ones to Watch: Accounting

Ones to Watch in Accounting for April 19, 2019.

US corporations embracing 4/20 as legalization grows

Businesses are using April 20 to roll out marketing and social media messaging aimed at connecting with consumers driving the booming cannabis market.

SNAP recipients can buy groceries online under pilot program

The USDA kicked off a two-year pilot program allowing SNAP recipients in New York to shop and pay for their groceries online for the first time.

Priciest home sales in Port Washington

The three highest-priced home sales in Port Washington last month ranged from $1.42 million to $3.65 million.