How the tragic distinction of losing the most people on 9/11 brought one World Trade Center firm closer together

Fuente: New York Post

It’s a distinction no one wants. Cantor Fitzgerald lost more loved ones on 9/11 than any other organization. The firm’s offices occupied the 101st through 105th floors of the World Trade Center’s North Tower, above where American Airlines Flight 11 struck at 8:46 a.

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