The Primary REIT Indexes, Along With the Broader Market, Continued to Struggle in November
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The FTSE NAREIT Equity REIT Index is down 46.50 percent for the year, through Nov. 30, following a 23.06 percent decline in November. [PRWeb Dec 11, 2008]
The FTSE NAREIT Equity REIT Index is down 46.50 percent for the year, through Nov. 30, following a 23.06 percent decline in November. [PRWeb Dec 11, 2008]
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Wed December 10 2008
The FTSE NAREIT Equity REIT Index is down 46.50 percent for the year, through Nov. 30, following a 23.06 percent decline in November. [PRWeb Dec 11, 2...
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The FTSE NAREIT Equity REIT Index is down 46.50 percent for the year, through Nov. 30, following a 23.06 percent decline in November. [PRWeb Dec 11, 2008]
The FTSE NAREIT Equity REIT Index is down 46.50 percent for the year, through Nov. 30, following a 23.06 percent decline in November. [PRWeb Dec 11, 2008]
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Tue December 09 2008
A new paper from Media Logic discusses how the current economic crisis will shape the purchasing behavior of Generation Y and is a must-read for marke...
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A new paper from Media Logic discusses how the current economic crisis will shape the purchasing behavior of Generation Y and is a must-read for marketers looking to capture Generation Y's market
share. Media Logic's new paper, The Impact of Today's Financial Crisis on Generation Y, is now available for download at . Listen to our podcast at ). [PRWeb Dec 11, 2008]
A new paper from Media Logic discusses how the current economic crisis will shape the purchasing behavior of Generation Y and is a must-read for marketers looking to capture Generation Y's market
share. Media Logic's new paper, The Impact of Today's Financial Crisis on Generation Y, is now available for download at . Listen to our podcast at ). [PRWeb Dec 11, 2008]
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Tue November 25 2008
Scary headlines may have you thinking about pulling out of the market, but peppered in among those doom and gloom proclamations is solid advice, urgin...
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Scary headlines may have you thinking about pulling out of the market, but peppered in among those doom and gloom proclamations is solid advice, urging investors to take advantage of a number of
significant opportunities present in today's market. According to Brett Ellen, an independent investment advisor representative and President of American Financial Network (AFN), even during
uncertain time...
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Scary headlines may have you thinking about pulling out of the market, but peppered in among those doom and gloom proclamations is solid advice, urging investors to take advantage of a number of
significant opportunities present in today's market. According to Brett Ellen, an independent investment advisor representative and President of American Financial Network (AFN), even during
uncertain times such as these there are ways to turn your loses into gains if you just know where to look and whom to turn to. [PRWeb Dec 2, 2008]
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Mon November 24 2008
In the wake of the global financial crisis, U.S. consumer confidence, the fuel of our nation's economic machine, plunged to an all-time, 41-year low l...
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In the wake of the global financial crisis, U.S. consumer confidence, the fuel of our nation's economic machine, plunged to an all-time, 41-year low last month. According to the Conference Board, in
spite of falling gasoline prices, the October consumer confidence index fell to 38 to rest at a significantly lower point than the expected October reading of 52. [PRWeb Nov 26, 2008]
In the wake of the global financial crisis, U.S. consumer confidence, the fuel of our nation's economic machine, plunged to an all-time, 41-year low last month. According to the Conference Board, in
spite of falling gasoline prices, the October consumer confidence index fell to 38 to rest at a significantly lower point than the expected October reading of 52. [PRWeb Nov 26, 2008]
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Wed November 12 2008
The average person spends more time planning Thanksgiving dinner than studying their employee benefits package. Although many employees spend less tha...
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The average person spends more time planning Thanksgiving dinner than studying their employee benefits package. Although many employees spend less than 10 minutes flipping through the glossy benefits
brochures before pushing them aside, Andy Smith, Senior Partner with Cornerstone Financial Partners, Inc., believes that by not investing the time to make informed choices, workers may be leaving
mone...
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The average person spends more time planning Thanksgiving dinner than studying their employee benefits package. Although many employees spend less than 10 minutes flipping through the glossy benefits
brochures before pushing them aside, Andy Smith, Senior Partner with Cornerstone Financial Partners, Inc., believes that by not investing the time to make informed choices, workers may be leaving
money on the table and putting their future at risk. [PRWeb Nov 6, 2008]
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