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Really? Ferris wheel coming to Las Vagas
OCRegister (Real Estate Channel) MORE HERE! BANKS THREATENED: Commercial real estate lending losses could continue to blow holes in bank balance sheets in Europe and … and more » |
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If There's A Bottom In Sight For Commercial Real Estate, We Can't See It
The Business Insider … of the nation's commercial real estate market. He emphasized that the damage to major metro markets varied widely. Hardest hit were Las Vegas, Orlando, … and more » |
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If There's A Bottom In Sight For Commercial Real Estate, We Can't See It
The Business Insider … of the nation's commercial real estate market. He emphasized that the damage to major metro markets varied widely. Hardest hit were Las Vegas, Orlando, … and more » |
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Lease Down (June 27 - July 3): Whirlpool Finally Closes Indiana Plant
CoStar Group Las Vegas-based Pinnacle Entertainment temporarily closed the 16-year-old casino, which is located upon the Admiral riverboat, on June 17. … |
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Snohomish County Business Sperry Van Ness International, a national real estate firm affiliated with Coast|Sperry Van Ness of Everett, recently awarded Josh Jansen, director and … |
Cisco announced an enterprise-focused tablet based on a 1.6GHz Intel Atom, using Intel’s upcoming x86 Android port.
Cisco is looking to use its Cius tablet to give businesses a mobile platform for their collaboration solutions. Cisco showed off Cius, with its 7-inch screen, at the Cisco Live event. The device won’t be ready for general availability until the first quarter in 2011.
CoStar compiles news of consolidations, closures, layoffs and lease cancellations in the weekly Lease Down news report, a concise read keeping you updated on major corporate moves affecting commercial real estate. In this week’s issue: Whirlpool…
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Cisco Powers Up Energy Management Tools for Utilities, Consumers, Businesses
MarketWatch (press release) LAS VEGAS, NV, Jun 29, 2010 (MARKETWIRE via COMTEX) — CiscoLive! — Cisco (NASDAQ:CSCO) today unveiled new technologies that build on its recently … and more » |
Aerospace giant Boeing is hard at work developing a new spaceship that will fly astronauts to and from the International Space Station, as the NASA space shuttle program is soon to be retired. The new Boeing space capsule is a project using a recent $18 million award from NASA to advance technology necessary for commercial construction of space transportation systems. It is one of many efforts …