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Banks scale back on top end bonus pay
A study of compensation at U.S. banks found that seven of the largest financial firms in the country lowered maximum bonus pay for executives in 2012.
Cuomo says Sandy cost N.Y. $33 billion
Gov. Andrew Cuomo, D-N.Y., said the latest damage estimate from Hurricane Sandy is $50 billion for the mid-Atlantic region, $33 billion of it in New York State.
New York state Comptroller Thomas DiNapoli said the financial district of Wall Street could see 10,000 jobs erased by the end of 2012.
New York state officials said a retired prison food services director scammed nearly $500,000 from the state in various ways, including taking off Fridays.
A year of massive bank bailouts did not stop Wall Street executives from collecting $18.4 billion in bonus pay, the New York comptroller said.
A judge has cleared the way for New York state to offer the same pension benefits to legally married gay couples that heterosexual married couples receive.
The New York State Comptroller has accused his predecessor's administration of stealing hundreds of state pension fund records.
Ky. man off the hook for old truck loan ... Massachusetts ballot could read strangely ... Potato Queen fights loss of tiara ...
A New York dentist is under investigation for billing Medicaid for filling 52 cavities in a single mouth, a feat he claimed took no more than an hour or two.
HOUSE CLEANING The U.S. EPA told New York state lawmakers last Friday that it's considering paying for cleaning contaminated dust from apartments near where the World Trade Center once stood.
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Palestinian  Security Forces Patrol the Border With Egypt.
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A members of the Hamas security forces patrol the border area between Gaza and Egypt, in the southern Gaza Strip May 20, 2013. Egyptian police angered by the kidnapping of seven colleagues by Islamist gunmen kept a crossing into the Gaza Strip closed again for four days, stranding hundreds of Palestinian travellers, As Tunnels between Egypt and Gaza closed and border was declared as military zone. Palestinian security forces patrol around the border, witnesses said. UPI/Ismael Mohamad