This slideshow requires JavaScript. When I was younger, I spent a lot of time with my husband’s grandparents. Her grandmother Margaret was an elegant and bright researcher who loved birds. Whenever she heard a family member disagree at an otherwise civilian meal, she would announce, “Oh, look at him. birds.”Read More →
Kim Chee, a Korean restaurant in Bay Ridge, closed after 19 years. Photo via Google Maps What the majority of Brooklyn small businesses need today aren’t necessarily loans, but rent assistance, personal protective equipment and, most importantly, cash grants, said Randy Peers, president and Chief Executive Officer of the BrooklynRead More →
Mortgage and asset-backed securities are starting to feel the effects of quarantines and social distancing as people spend – and earn – less money. Our Finance group is exploring the basic information to consider with any securitization and how best to deal with it during the coronavirus pandemic. Four disclosureRead More →