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Profiles Scott Bernstein, a coalition builder at the Center for Neighborhood Technology (CNT) in Chicago. Accomplishments; Helping the owners of multifamily dwellings; Background on the center; His goals.

Reports on organizations that use community-based research to address local problems. The Center for Neighborhood Technology in Chicago, Illinois, founded by Scott Bernstein; Views of Richard E. Sclove, president of the Loka Institute in Amherst, Massachusetts; Dutch science shops. INSET: Coming: `Green' Mortgages.

The article reports on the significance of asset-based lending and factoring to small business borrowers in Long Island, New York. Asset-based lending offers funds based on raw materials inventory while in factoring a lender lends against a borrower's accounts receivable. According to Scott Bernstein, principal at asset-based lender SB Capital Group in Great Neck, several companies are getting turned down by a traditional bank and switch to alternative bank for loans.

The article announces that Scott Bernstein has been promoted to senior vice president production at Universal Pictures.

The article offers information related to entertainment industry in the U.S. It mentions the plan of the administration of U.S. President Donald Trump for job security of late-night television hosts such Trevor Noah. Also mentioned the partnership of producer Scott Bernstein, producer Roy Lee and motion picture company Warner Bros. which launched the film "It" to adapt the epic science-fiction property Ma.K.

The article announces the promotion of Scott Bernstein as executive vice president of production at Universal Pictures in 2010.

The article relates that modern high-speed rail or electromagnetic rail seems to be the future's most ecological, sustainable and cost-efficient mode of transit. It indicates that rail travelers would not consume as much energy or leave as large carbon as air and auto travelers. It also reports that Amtrak travelers use 2,700 British Thermal Units (BTUs) per passenger mile (PPM), according to Scott Bernstein of Chicago's Center for Neighborhood Technology.

Deals with the plan of OPTi Inc. to sell its computer-chip business. Closing value of the stocks of OPTi Inc. as of February 28, 2000; Remarks from Scott Bernstein, general counsel of Bruce Kovner, chairman of Caxton Corp.; Total sales lost posted by the company for the fourth quarter of the fiscal year 1999.

The article reports on the partnership of producer Scott Bernstein, producer Roy Lee and motion picture company Warner Bros. which launched the film "It" to adapt the epic science-fiction property Ma.K.

The article announces that Scott Bernstein was appointed Vice President of production at Universal Pictures.

The article announces the appointments of Darcy Bradbury as chairman and Scott Bernstein and Gerald Beeson as directors of Managed Funds Association (MFA).

The article discusses issues related to retail real estate assets. According to Jeffrey Bloomberg, a principal at Gordon Bros. Group, firms operating profitable stores in leased locations that are below market rent might do better selling the location. Scott Bernstein, chief operating officer of SB Capital Group, said that when he works on financing deals, one of the asset areas he always checks out are the real estate holdings.

Discusses the plan of Scott Bernstein of Chicago's Center for Neighborhood Technology, to launch a pilot lending program that allows city homebuyers to borrow more. Risk faced by primary lenders participating the project; Financial support from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA); How the incentive can also be in a bank's best interest.