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CEO Pay Trends: A Post-Proxy Season Recap
CEO Pay, Executive Compensation, Gender pay, gender pay equity, Pay disclosure, pay ratio More from: Courtney Yu, Joyce Chen , Equilar Joyce Chen is an Associate Editor at Equilar, Inc. This post is based on an Equilar memorandum by Ms. Chen and Courtney Yu. The 2026 proxy season has officially come to a close, as companies have finished filing their annual proxy statements (DEF 14A) with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC).
Crispy Tofu and Perfect Vegetables: Why a Wok Belongs in Every Plant-Based Kitchen
When it comes to stir-frying noodles, vegetables, rice, tofu, and other plant-based ingredients, a wok is far superior to a regular shallow frying pan. Woks are bigger, so you can fit more food, but their deep-bottomed design is also better suited to heating food quickly and efficiently. Plus, you can season a wok, which helps to pack more flavor into your meal. There’s no doubt that woks are a vegan cooking staple. Here’s more about how to cook with them, plus tasty vegan recipe inspiration.
BlackRock climate and decarbonization stewardship guidelines [1]
Companies Disclose Executive Pay Impacts of Trump Tariffs Corporate Disclosures, Geopolitical Risk, Public Companies, Risk disclosure, SEC filings, Supply Chains, Tariffs, Trade Policy More from: Andrew Gordon, Joyce Chen , Equilar Joyce Chen is an Associate Editor at Equilar, Inc. This post is based on an Equilar memorandum by Ms. Chen and Andrew Gordon.
How to Cook With a Wok (Plus, 5 Brands to Buy and 7 Recipes to Try) Original
When it comes to stir-frying noodles, vegetables, rice, tofu, and other vegan ingredients, a wok is far superior to a regular shallow frying pan. They’re bigger, so you can fit more food, but their deep-bottomed design is also simply better suited to heating food quickly and efficiently. Plus, you can season them, too, which helps to pack more flavor into your meal. There’s no doubt that woks are a vegan cooking staple. Here’s more about how to cook with them, plus tasty vegan recipe inspiration.
New LIC high-rise headed for 42-12 28th Street near Queens Plaza
A big ole’ 58-story residential building is planned to rise at 42-12 28th Street near Queens Plaza. Located between 42nd Road and Queens Plaza South, the 477-unit development will be designed by Goldstein, Hill and West. The developer is Heatherwood Communities. Rising 596 feet, the project will have ground-floor retail, storage, bike storage, parking, a third-floor pool, gym and roof terraces on the 45th and 58th floors, according to the plan exam application filed October 1st.
Keeping an eye on Cobble Hill condo conversion 173 Amity Street
Condo conversion 173 Amity Street in Cobble Hill is coming soon. The corner four-story limestone building traded in 2012 for $4.525 million, according to public records. Previously, the rental property had been owned by the same family for decades, according to Vespa Properties Group, which brokered the deal. The buyer, Lonicera Partners, is renovating the eight-unit building, which had four market-rate units and four rent-regulated units at the time of sale.
Blackstone Group in talks to buy Willis Tower, the second tallest building in Western Hemisphere, for $1.5 billion
Blackstone Group in talks to buy Willis Tower, the second tallest building in Western Hemisphere, for $1.5 billion Blackstone Group LP is in advanced talks to buy Willis Tower, Chicago’s tallest tower and the second tallest building in the Western Hemisphere, for a record $1.5 billion. Formerly known as the Sears Tower, the 110-story skyscraper reaches 1,450 feet tall and encompasses nearly 3.8 million square feet of office space.
Crown Heights rental 1059 Bergen is Photoshop magic
The gut-renovated pre-war brick building has 16 units in two- and three-bedroom layouts. Pricing for available apartments ranges from $2,499 per month for a two-bedroom, one-bathroom to $3,099 per month for a three-bedroom, one-bedroom (net effective, after one month of free rent). The units are ready for immediate move-in; they’ve been on the market for about two months, but the official site seems new.
1188 Bedford in Bed-Stuy releases full website for Feb. 15 launch
Brookland Capital’s 1188 Bedford in Bed-Stuy is starting sales on February 15th. The 14-unit condo building will have studio to two-bedroom residences. Interiors will have white oak wood flooring, 10-foot ceilings, floor-to-ceiling windows and in-unit washer/dryer. Select units will have balconies or terraces. Kitchens are fitted with pental quartz lattice countertops, stainless steel appliances and fully integrated dishwashers.
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