"Jam-packed" New York is full of vacant opportunities.

Structural decks protect roof membranes – and people.

Using Robert’s Rules of Order brings discipline to board meetings.

The good old days of risk – and higher returns – are back for investors.

A typo can lead to fines and other headaches if records are not in order.

By using a spreadsheet, management can gauge true cost of “options.”

Boards need to expect surprises, then adapt when they hit.

Boards need to update house rules – and enforce them fairly.

Boards and managers should weigh alternative solutions when disaster hits.

Mayor floats an old idea to deal with the “summer of hell.”