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Wednesday, February 10, 2021 TALKERS | February 10, 2021 Beasley Broadcast Group’s Q4 2020 Net Revenue Declines 5.1%. Reporting on the fourth quarter and the full year of 2020, Beasley Broadcast Group – parent company of Beasley Media Group – reports net revenue of $68.5 million for the fourth quarter, a decline of 5.1% over the same period in 2019. For the full year, net revenue was $206.1 million, a decrease of 23.7% from the $261.6 million reported in 2019. There was positive news from the fourth quarter as operating income rose 54% to $19.6 million and station operating income increased 25.2% to $20.1 million. However, for the full year of 2020, the company posted an operating loss of $4.3 million and station operating income declined 86% to $24 million. Beasley CEO ....
Sound Off: How will COVID-19 vaccinations impact San Francisco real estate? Feb. 8, 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail A: When this pandemic took hold of the Bay Area in March 2020, the shelter-in-place rules shut everything down quickly. The governor deemed agents, lenders, inspectors, and title companies to be essential workers, allowing us to service our clients with significant modifications to ensure everyone’s safety. Many clients delayed their plans but buying or selling a home is a significant milestone in someone’s life and can’t easily be postponed. Market activity was robust with many transactions throughout the year. I witnessed a general shift away from communal living to single-family homes, with outdoor space becoming an essential amenity as everyone sequestered at home. ....
Last week, City Council members teared up talking about her many contributions to the community, and Mayor Drew Combs read a proclamation describing her accomplishments and noted that he and the council recognize and gratefully acknowledge Katherine Strehl both for commitment to addressing some of our region s most challenging issues and for being an all-around great neighbor. As someone who has sought her counsel and advice – I will miss her and recognize she was a great member of this community, he said. She s one of the people that makes this community special. It was a life well lived and I applaud her. ....
Sound Off: Why are interest rates so low and how long will they stay this way? Dec. 21, 2020 FacebookTwitterEmail Q: Why are interest rates so low and how long will they stay this way? A: The Federal Reserve lowers interest rates in order to stimulate growth during a period of economic decline and uncertainty, which means that borrowing costs become cheaper. Low interest rates are good for homeowners as it reduces their monthly mortgage payments. The interest rates are so low largely because the economy is so weak. Interest rates are likely to stay low for years as the economy fights its way back from the coronavirus pandemic, according to Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell. He was quoted as saying “We think that the economy’s going to need low interest rates, which support economic activity for an extended period of time it will be measured in years. However long it takes, we’re going to be there we’re not going to prematurely withdraw the supp ....
Making Visible the Invisible By Dr Antonia Hart One of the things #VisibleWomen2020 champions is making visible those women whose stories have never been told. Close to my heart are those nineteenth- and early twentieth-century women in business, who have had little or no share in recent reassessments of women’s historical role in Ireland. There’s endless pleasure to be had, too, in exploring similarities with their entrepreneurial Belgian sisters, as creative, as hardworking, as tenacious. The official record, in Ireland, can hide the truth of such women’s stories. The census recorded Kathleen Daly as having no occupation at a time when we know from her letters to her future husband, Tom Clarke, that she was running a hugely successful dressmaking business in Limerick. Someone struck through the space allowed for ‘Occupation’ for Mary Andrews although she was running a shop in Terenure and, in the words of her son Todd Andrews, ‘made enough to provide a ....