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len from more than $1 million to around $163,000 in the past four years. Income from the taxi business has plummeted, and millions of dollars of the Cohens’ loans went under water. Their bank said in a November public filing that it had loans out to three taxi borrowers, and all were at high risk of def

cial Clues 2018-04-27 08:00:00.2 GMT By Shahien Nasiripour and Caleb Melby (Bloomberg) -- In the two weeks since federal agents seized the files of Michael Cohen, President Donald Trump’s personal attorney and fixer, a question has hovered: will Cohen cooperate with investigators? His decision could depend i

the cabs once produced almost certainly fell well short of the debt payments owed to Sterling National Bank, their Montebello, New York-based lender. Sterling has foreclosed on operators in similar situations and sued them but appears to be taking a less-confrontational approach with the Cohens. On Tuesday,

nd financing costs, data compiled by Bloomberg show. Debt against the buildings is low, meaning that Cohen could tap them for cash. Last October, the Cohens sold a unit at Trump World Tower, near the United Nations, for $3.3 million. Cohen has been a savvy property investor. He previously owned four buil

ial Clues 2018.04-27 08:00:00.2 GMT By Shahien Nasiripour and Caleb Melby (Bloomberg) -- In the two weeks since federal agents seized the files of Michael Cohen, President Donald Trump's personal attorney and fixer, a question has hovered: Will Cohen cooperate with investigators? His decision could depend i

d lender. Sterling has foreclosed on operators in similar situations and sued them but appears to be taking a less-confrontational approach with the Cohens. On Tuesday, the bank agreed to new loans for their companies and to Cohen personally, public filings show. Sterling declined to comment. The taxi

en from more than $1 million to around $163,000 in the past four years. Income from the taxi business has plummeted, and millions of dollars of the Cohens' loans went under water. Their bank said in a November public filing that it had loans out to three taxi borrowers, and all were at high risk of def

he cabs once produced almost certainly fell well short of the debt payments owed to Sterling National Bank, their Montebello, New York-based lender. Sterling has foreclosed on operators in similar situations and sued them but appears to be taking a less-confrontational approach with the Cohens. On Tuesday

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dorsement on letter to Judge Chin from Ellen Yaroshefsky dated 10/8/98; counsel for Den Cohen requests that the Court permit the adjournment of Ms. Cohen's deposition beyond the current discovery cutoff date. I have reviewed this letter; the Govt's letter of today; and Ms. Yarostefsky's 2d letter of

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