Who Were Charles Romer and Jennifer Luzzi? High-Profile Business Owners Killed in Boat Crash After Vessel Hit Land And Went Airborne

Who Were Charles Romer and Jennifer Luzzi? High-Profile Business Owners Killed in Boat Crash After Vessel Hit Land And Went Airborne

Two prominent business owners were killed in a devastating boating accident after their vessel became airborne during a high-speed crash. Charles “Chip” Romer, 65, and Jennifer Luzzi, 59, died Saturday evening when their boat crashed into a large peninsula on Lake Havasu, a sprawling reservoir along the Colorado River on the Arizona-California border. The 36-foot…

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Heartwrenching funeral photos capture tearful young daughter of NYPD recruit who collapsed during run at Police Academy

Heartwrenching funeral photos capture tearful young daughter of NYPD recruit who collapsed during run at Police Academy

Heartbreaking funeral photos Tuesday captured the pure grief of the young daughter of an NYPD recruit who fatally collapsed during a run at the Police Academy last week. Tearful relatives and colleagues gathered to mourn the loss of Kamir Lou-Barria, 30, who passed out during a group run with his fellow probationary cops Sept. 7.…

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Will Pete Hegseth be Impeached? Anti-Trump Republican Thomas Massie Forces House to Vote on Resolution to Impeach Him Over Iran War

Will Pete Hegseth be Impeached? Anti-Trump Republican Thomas Massie Forces House to Vote on Resolution to Impeach Him Over Iran War

Rep. Thomas Massie filed articles of impeachment Tuesday against Secretary of War Pete Hegseth, alleging that he waged the Iran war without authorization from Congress. Massie (R-Ky.) announced the move unexpectedly on the House floor, alleging that Hegseth violated the 1973 War Powers Resolution, which requires congressional approval for military operations extending beyond 90 days.…

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Business Valuation Tools Reach the 30-Person HVAC Shop

Business Valuation Tools Reach the 30-Person HVAC Shop

A Las Vegas company called Reins launched a standalone product on Monday called Valuation, built to tell contractors who run their own shops what the business is currently worth, and which levers would lift that number. It reads a business through its own books and job data rather than through a generic industry multiple. Most…

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Exclusive | NYC co-op faces court battle over $30M parking lot sale amid an alleged disappearance of $16M in reserves

Exclusive | NYC co-op faces court battle over M parking lot sale amid an alleged disappearance of M in reserves

A legal battle over an East Village co-op’s proposed $30-million parking lot sale is escalating, with a shareholder going to court to pry loose financial records as he questions a nearly $16 million plunge in the complex’s reserves. Village View resident Sebastian Kot filed a books-and-records proceeding in Manhattan Supreme Court involving the seven-building Mitchell-Lama…

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Kremlin Backs Trump’s Energy Truce Idea, Pushes for Sanctions Relief

Kremlin Backs Trump’s Energy Truce Idea, Pushes for Sanctions Relief

The Kremlin supported President Donald Trump’s suggestion that Russia and Ukraine should cease attacking each other’s energy infrastructure on Tuesday, while attaching conditions such as the protection of commercial shipping and the removal of sanctions against Russia. Dmitry Peskov, a spokesperson for the Kremlin, called Trump’s proposal “a very good idea” but stated that further…

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Business Succession Planning: 5 Openings for Young Buyers

Business Succession Planning: 5 Openings for Young Buyers

JPMorganChase released a report on Monday, putting a hard number on a problem Jamie Dimon has been describing since March: roughly 12 million American businesses will pass to new owners inside the next decade, and the assets riding on those handoffs come to nearly $10 trillion. Chase put the question to 1,000 owners. Seventy percent…

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NYC agrees to shell out $60M to property owners whose buildings were seized under program Mamdani vows to revive

NYC agrees to shell out M to property owners whose buildings were seized under program Mamdani vows to revive

The Big Apple has agreed to pay $60 million to property owners whose buildings were seized under a controversial city program that Mayor Zohran Mamdani has vowed to revive. Under the settlement agreement filed in Manhattan federal court Friday, owners of 64 properties seized by the city over unpaid tax debts will receive the payouts,…

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Yemen Refugee Crisis: More Than 100,000 Displaced as Houthis Push Toward Bab el-Mandeb

Yemen Refugee Crisis: More Than 100,000 Displaced as Houthis Push Toward Bab el-Mandeb

The United Nations refugee agency states that the resumption of the conflict in Yemen has led to more than 100,000 people being displaced within the country, as Iran-linked Houthi forces are moving along Yemen’s western coast towards the strategic Bab el-Mandeb Strait. Additionally, thousands of Yemenis have crossed the Red Sea into Djibouti, placing further…

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