ALBANY - Margo Singer describes Facebook as part of her daily life. Now she'd like to own a piece of the social media giant.

"I know I'm addicted to Facebook. And I'd like to be part of it. I support what they do," she said.

On Thursday, the privately held company will become publicly-traded on the stock market. After the initial public offering is complete, individual investors can try to scarf up shares on Friday.

So even if you love being on Facebook, should you jump in?

"People will want to buy Facebook, but really the sophisticated investor will probably wait, watch and choose their time," said wealth management advisor Steven Bouchey.

Governor Cuomo wants to cap salaries for directors of state-funded not-for-profits and for-profit groups.

Under it, executives would be limited to a top salary of $199,000

The proposed regulations cover providers that receive more than half a million dollars in state support every year and receive at least thirty percent of their annual funding from the state.

ALBANY, N.Y. (AP) - New York's legislative leaders have agreed to move the Sept. 11 political primary in remembrance of the deaths and rescues in the 2001 terrorist attacks.
    
Democratic Assembly Speaker Sheldon Silver and Republican Senate Majority Leader Dean Skelos say an agreement has been struck to move the primary to Sept. 13.
    
Skelos says Tuesday it's tempting to hold the primary as scheduled in defiance of terrorism but he's honoring a request by New York City firefighters and police officers.
    
The Senate passed the measure Tuesday. The Assembly is expected to follow suit within days.
    
The 2001 attacks came on a primary day, which was suspended.

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