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Taconic Investment Partners invests in and manages commercial real estate in the New York metropolitan area. It owns about 10 office, multifamily residential, and mixed-use properties totaling more than 7 million sq. ft. of space in Manhattan, Brooklyn, the Bronx, and Coney Island. The company's Taconic Management division handles property management, leasing, and construction management duties. Founded in 1997 by co-CEOs Charles Bendit and Paul Pariser, Taconic Investment Partners has also owned properties in Atlanta, Chicago, and Washington, DC.

The Partnership for New York City is a group of business leaders pledged to work for the economic and cultural betterment of all five boroughs. To achieve its goal of maintaining New York City's position as the global center of commerce, culture, and innovation, it conducts research, participates in policy making, lobbies government, and invests in economic development efforts. Its many partners include American Express, Con Edison, Macys, Tiffany & Co. The group was formed in 2002 from a combination of two already-affiliated organizations with complementary missions: the New York City Partnership, founded by David Rockefeller in 1979, and the New York Chamber of Commerce and Industry, which was formed in 1768.

Kendall Anthony wasn't ready for his college career to be over. Richmond's lone senior scored seven of his 21 points in overtime after the Spiders rallied late in regulation and Richmond beat Arizona State 76-70 at home on Sunday night. \"I was just focused on winning,\" Anthony said. \"You know in the back of your head if you lose this game, it's over.\" \"I just saw him back up a little bit and I got enough space to get my shot off,\" Anthony said of the four-point play. \"Fortunately for us, he went under me. It was a lucky play.\"

One of the largest minority-owned accountancy practices in the US, Mitchell & Titus provides accounting, auditing, business advisory, financial planning, and tax services for a variety of industries. It targets Fortune 1000 companies, financial services firms, and not-for-profit, governmental, and entrepreneurial entities. The firm, founded in 1974, became a member firm of Ernst & Young Global Limited in 2006. Headquartered in New York, Mitchell & Titus has offices in Baltimore; Philadelphia; Rutherford, New Jersey, and Washington, DC. It expanded into Chicago when it purchased another minority-owned accounting firm, Hill Taylor, in 2009.

There are certain requirements for being named one of Accounting Today's Managing Partner Elite -- candidates must have been in place for at least three years, for instance -- but getting chosen is not a function of merely meeting minimum standards. Instead, it's about going beyond them, and establishing new standards of your own. Each of this year's MP Elite does just that. Here is the 2018 Class of Accounting Today's Managing Partner Elite: 1. Joe Adams, 2. Jeff Bronswick, 3. Lynne Doughtie, 4. Cathy Engelbert, 5. Anthony Kendall, 6. Richard Kopelman, 7. Wesley Middleton, 8. Phil Moore, 9. Jim Pitrat, and 10. Kathy Ryan.

Larry S. Grapner Jr., 36, was convicted on two counts of sexual battery in January involving the June attack. Grapner was to have been sentenced Feb. 14, but Judge Jeffrey Welbaum of Miami County Common Pleas Court continued the case to give investigators more time to investigate a report of a recant. \"The recant was not credible,\" assistant prosecutor Anthony Kendall told the judge on Monday. Kendall said after the sentencing that he was considering more charges against Grapner.

\"Everyone's disappointed,\" Soko said. \"We don't feel like we've played to the best of our ability. And our record doesn't reflect the kind of team we have, I don't believe.\" Losing to Richmond isn't new. The [Dukes] are 1-16 against the Spiders since they joined the conference in 2001. Duquesne fell behind 17-3 and never led. It was the team's third-lowest point total this season, well below its 74.9 average. The Dukes shot just 38 percent but allowed Richmond to shoot 45. \"He's a quick, little guy,\" sophomore Micah Mason said. \"He's a great player who's so aggressive. It's hard to stay in front of him.\"

\"Everyone's disappointed,\" Soko said. \"We don't feel like we've played to the best of our ability. And our record doesn't reflect the kind of team we have, I don't believe.\" Losing to Richmond isn't new. The [Dukes] are 1-16 against the Spiders since they joined the conference in 2001. Duquesne fell behind 17-3 and never led. It was the team's third-lowest point total this season, well below its 74.9 average. The Dukes shot just 38 percent but allowed Richmond to shoot 45. \"He's a quick, little guy,\" sophomore Micah Mason said. \"He's a great player who's so aggressive. It's hard to stay in front of him.\"

It's true. [Kendall Anthony] spent the second half going right and it didn't matter. He scored 20 of his game-high 22 points in the period and led Richmond to a 64-55 win against VCU at the sold-out Siegel Center, where many of the 7,637 fans pulled VCU-issued black T-shirts awkwardly over their clothes during a \"blackout\" promotion. \"For our guys, we haven't had this feeling in quite some time,\" [Shaka Smart] said of losing. \"... So it's a reality that smacks you around a little bit, but nobody's immune to that.\" Half--VCU 28-22. 3-point goals--Richmond 6-19 (Cline 2-6, Allen 1-1, Davis 1-3, [S. Jones] 1-3, Anthony 1-5, [Nelson-Ododa] 0-1), VCU 3-20 (Johnson 2-6, [Briante Weber] 1-1, Graham 0-2, Burgess 0-2, Lewis 0-2, Brooks 0-3, Larrier 0-4). Rebounds--Richmond 39 (Davis 10), VCU 27 (Graham 7). Assists--Richmond 12 (Anthony 6), VCU 4 (Graham, Johnson, Larrier, Weber 1). Fouls--Richmond 13, VCU 19. A--7,637.