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FORT LAUDERDALE, FL - Concord Summit Capital, LLC (“Concord Summit”) arranged a $50 million construction loan and $10 million of preferred equity for a multifamily development in Hollywood, Florida. David Larson, Keegan Burger, and Daniel Rojo of Concord Summit’s Miami office served as advisors and sourced the financing. The funds will be used for the construction of a 180-unit apartment development located in the core of Hollywood’s entertainment district –...

This week, Republicans held a news conference, with both state House and Senate sponsors of a bill, named “Choose Your School, Choose Your Future…

This week, Republicans held a news conference, with both state House and Senate sponsors of a bill, named "Choose Your School, Choose Your Future," that would make Opportunity Scholarships, often called vouchers, available to all N.C. families. The value of the scholarships would be dependent on income, with lower-income families getting 100% of the per-pupil

This month's edition of Pours at 4:00 took us to one of Hartford's new community staples. Buffalo Ridge Brewery is giving people a reason to come by, and giving back to the community at the same time.

With the support of each other and MIT faculty, students in the MCSC’s Climate and Sustainability Scholars Program are making their impact on real-world climate challenges.

The yearlong MCSC Climate and Sustainability Scholars Program engages MIT undergrads in developing and implementing research projects. The program includes a classroom component combined with experiential learning opportunities and mentorship, all centered on climate and sustainability topics.

A joint venture between The Calta Group and Gilu Holdings has secured $60 million for construction of a 180-unit community in South Florida.

The financing includes a $50 million construction loan and $10 million in preferred equity.

With chatbots seemingly here to stay, what are the implications of ChatGPT for employers? Two law professors and an attorney weigh in.

Negotiations continued Monday evening between three labor unions and the city of St. Paul.