Bankrupt Banker Promotes Mortgage on Radio
By Patrick Maitland, Street Hype’s Editor
Just over two years since the New York State Banking Department suspended the license of 1st Republic Mortgage Bankers, Inc. for “engaging in dishonest and inequitable practices,” its founder and president, Scott...
Acall for a renewal and enhancement of the Caribbean’s foreign policy coordination has come from St Kitts and
Nevis Prime Minister Dr Denzil Douglas. He said that the challenges that the Caribbean faces are real and there is the reality of increasing xenophobia.
Delivering the feature address at the...
Concerned that consumer locations are being tracked without their permission, Connecticut Attorney General George Jepsen is asking Apple Inc. and Google Inc. to disclose whether or not its communication devices collect this information and if so, why.
Jepsen sent letters to both companies Tuesday, prompted...
The city medical examiner has determined that a baby boy who died in Kingsbridge Heights, Bronx on Tuesday was murdered, and police are investigating whether it was at the hands of the teenager who was supposed to take care of him.
Authorities said they responded Tuesday morning to an apartment on West 225th...
A Brooklyn teenager was arrested Wednesday and charged in connection with the death of an infant in the Bronx. `Martin Quirindongo, 17, was charged with murder and manslaughter.
The nine-month-old baby, who suffered multiple internal injuries includinga brain hemorrhage, was found Tuesday
morning after...
Dozens of Caribbean teachers recruited from their homelands a decade ago live under the threat of
deportation with promises by New York City’s Department of Education to secure their green cards, still unfulfilled, News Americas has learnt.
The plight of the teachers came to light this past weekend as...
