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DADT: Is the Witt Standard Alive and Well? Over the very recent past, we have caught wind of the official discharges under Don't Ask, Don't Tell (DADT) of Dan Choi (US Army) and Robin Chaurasiya (US Air Force). While both received honorable discharges, as Kathy Griffin tried to convey, there is not... IAC's Barry Diller: Not everything has to be Twitter Barry Diller's sitting on some prime, if diverse, Internet real estate. His company, IAC/InterActiveCorp , owns Match.com, Ask.com, Citysearch, and about 50 other sites that seem like they could create the kind of digital sharefest communities that Faceboo... Caisse real estate group moves in new direction Mr. Fournier has a history with the Caisse, having already been executive vice-president and chief investment officer at SITQ, the organization's real estate subsidiary. Caisse real estate group moves in new direction Mr. Fournier has a history with the Caisse, having already been executive vice-president and chief investment officer at SITQ, the organization's real estate subsidiary. Caisse real estate group moves in new direction Mr. Fournier has a history with the Caisse, having already been executive vice-president and chief investment officer at SITQ, the organization's real estate subsidiary. TRC's low-ball RioCan tender a headache RC Capital is causing fresh headaches on Bay Street, this time launching a below-market-price tender for RioCan Real Estate Investment Trust units. Missing elderly couple's vehicle may have been spotted in B.C. Existing home sales continued their rapid decline last month with 70% of markets showing a drop in sales in June from May, according to the Canadian Real Estate Association Tel Aviv homebuyers get much older The average age of homebuyers in Tel Aviv has jumped in recent years, and the city is steadily losing its status as a young people's city, according to a survey by Lev Ha'Ir Ltd., a real estate agency... The Appraisal: Parents? Real Estate Strategy: Schools Come First Developers who sell apartments near good schools should chip in more to help build classrooms, parents say. ING real estate sale shows limits of IPO market It looks like Dutch financial giant ING has taken a pass on the IPO route for its Canadian real estate portfolio, and now is looking at a sale to a strategic or financial buyer, as reported by The Globe and Mail. |
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