Month: December 2019

Billionaire candidate Mike Bloomberg’s presidential campaign may not be taking money from some of the most influential Democratic donors on Wall Street, but he is working hard to convince them he has a path to win the nomination. Bloomberg and his team made their pitch Dec. 19 to at least 90 attendees, including many New
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This post is part of CoinDesk’s 2019 Year in Review, a collection of 100 op-eds, interviews and takes on the state of blockchain and the world. Ouriel Ohayon is CEO of KZen Networks, maker of the keyless ZenGo crypto wallet. This year Tel Aviv played host to its first Blockchain Week, a sign that the
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Photo: Getty There are many niches in real estate, all of which tend to have sub-markets unto themselves. This is one of the beauties of the business and why you tend to find a plethora of diversity in the industry. You have your residential broker, your commercial broker, and then there is your property manager.
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After spending more than $10 million on a process to find companies interested in buying the eighth-largest public utility in the country and the largest in Florida, JEA canceled the search on Christmas Eve. In an emergency meeting Tuesday, the board of directors for the utility voted unanimously to stop its procurement process in midstream
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The American Cancer Society (ACS), a non-profit organization committed to funding cancer research, is now accepting bitcoin donations through BitPay. “Cancer affects people from all walks of life, so it’s not surprising that we draw support from a broad cross-section of donors,” ACS exec Brant Woodward told CoinDesk. “Our mission is urgent and in order
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Villa Valencia, set to debut in 2021, is among the luxurious new developments to come to exclusive … [+] Coral Gables, Fla. Location Ventures It’s no secret Miami’s Downtown and Brickell districts are experiencing transformative change. In recent years, both communities have witnessed massive redevelopment that has transformed them into inviting, far more walkable live-work-play
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Municipal bond volume will finish the year above $400 billion for the fourth time since 2010 and third time in the past four years. “Considering how slow the year started, no one had that number or thought we would get there,” said one New York trader. “We were one pace for only about $330 billion
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Red and White Classic Christmas Stockings Getty ‘Tis the season to fill up the stockings with some attractively priced real estate investment trusts (or REITs). However, recognizing that most of all of my holiday shopping is done, I decided that I would buy myself a gift by adding a few shares to my own stocking
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U.S. Virgins Islands Gov. Albert Bryan forged an agreement with lawmakers to work collaboratively in identifying funding for outstanding debt tied to the island’s Water and Power Authority. Governor Roach and all 15 senators reached the cooperative agreement in an emergency session on Saturday a day after WAPA’s propane fuel supplier, Vitol, issued a default
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Ether is down significantly from record highs and the majority of its holders are losing money on their investments. The second-largest cryptocurrency, which powers ethereum’s blockchain, is currently trading at $131, representing a 90 percent drop from the all-time high of $1,431 reached in early January 2018, according to CoinDesk’s ether price index. The relentless
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Gary, Indiana’s city council has approved $20.6 million in short-term borrowing against its future tax collections to help manage cash flow. The borrowing, approved Tuesday, comes on top of a $40 million sales-leaseback bond transaction the city closed in November that brought the city’s coffers back into the black and repaid $28 million in short-term
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