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Morgan Stanley was right to trim trade risk-Mack
guardian.co.uk, UK Mack, who rose through the ranks as a bond trader, said the bank's $578 million net loss was largely the result of real estate writedowns and a charge related to the rising value of certain Morgan Stanley debt. Morgan's biggest losses during the past … Morgan Stanley's Mack focuses on future The Daily Deal (subscription) all 127 news articles |
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Jones Lang LaSalle Incorporated Q1 2009 Earnings Call Transcript
Seeking Alpha, NY But, to-date, we have seen little positive impact from this commercial real estate markets, which have continued to trade poorly around the world. I will talk more about that later in the call. Despite this environment, several areas of our business … Jones Lang LaSalle posts 1st quarter loss Reuters Office Brokers, Banks Facing Market Woes Wall Street Journal all 66 news articles |
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Advisor Touts Real Estate Put Spreads
DW Online, NY Macro Risk Advisors, a New York broker dealer specializing in equity derivatives, is recommending investors buy put spreads on commercial real estate companies, reflecting the expectation of declining values. It recommends buying a two-month … |
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New York Community Bancorp Inc.Q1 2009 Earnings Call Transcript
Seeking Alpha, NY The reality is there has been proposals year after year after year that would be detrimental to the real estate markets in New York. These proposals as in fact they have been passed by the assembly are not good for New York real estate or for tax … New York Community Bancorp Inc.Q1 2009 Earnings Call Transcript BNET stellarone Q1 2009 Earnings Call Transcript Seeking Alpha all 59 news articles |
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Towering Vacancies: Office Market Hits the Skids
BusinessWeek In that same period, calculates commercial real estate brokerage CB Richard Ellis (CBG), rents slid 14.6% to an average of $57.35 per square foot, the largest quarterly drop on record. At 8.5%, New York's office vacancy rate is still well under the US … |
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MTA FACES EVEN MORE SERVICE CUTS, LAYOFFS
New York Post, NY … Construction department and New York City Transit, board member Doreen Frasca said. Skyrocketing costs to Access-A-Ride and an upcoming State Comptroller audit of the MTA's real estate holdings are also being eyed for cost savings, Frasca said. … MTA Sees Bigger Deficits This Year and Next GlobeSt. com Albany to the Rescue? Bond Buyer MTA projects an additional shortfall 7Online.com all 107 news articles |
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New York City Finance Commissioner Resigns Amid Inquiries
New York Times, United States But Ms. Stark, 48, in office since 2002 and one of the city's highest-ranking black officials, has been under scrutiny by the city's Department of Investigation and Conflicts of Interest Board for her paid service on a private real estate board, … New York City Finance Commissioner resigns Staten Island Advance - SILive.com Bloomberg's finance head Martha Stark resigns after relationship … New York Daily News Lesbian Finance Commissioner Resigns After Misconduct Allegations Advocate.com WNYC - NY1 all 16 news articles |
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Tax break for affordability
Philadelphia Inquirer, PA This would keep Philadelphia's real-estate market competitive, while ensuring that more Philadelphians benefit from the abatement. New York City took this approach in the mid-1980s, when its property-tax abatement came to be seen as too much of a … |
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New York City Finance Commissioner resigns
Staten Island Advance - SILive.com, NY The mayor asked investigators to explore that relationship, as well as reports that she had employed relatives and worked outside her city job on the board of a real estate company. The City Charter prohibits city employees from using their positions … Bloomberg's finance head Martha Stark resigns after relationship … New York Daily News New York's lesbian finance commissioner forced to resign after … PinkNews.co.uk Lesbian Finance Commissioner Resigns After Misconduct Allegations Advocate.com WNYC - NY1 all 17 news articles |
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Karen Heller: Tax break for affordability
Philadelphia Inquirer, PA This would keep Philadelphia's real-estate market competitive, while ensuring that more Philadelphians benefit from the abatement. New York City took this approach in the mid-1980s, when its property-tax abatement came to be seen as too much of a … |