Новости за 10.02.2017

Deutsche Bank says it's time to bet against CMBS.

President Donald Trump's policies present some upcoming problems for those in commercial real estate.

A round-up of everything that happened this week in the credit card and transaction industries

Fintech as a whole may be failing to live up to its considerable hype, but that doesn't mean that companies can't succeed. Here are three steps that fintech companies must take in order to survive.

Though open-plan offices are growing in popularity, there are still several concerns surrounding that form of office design. These are the top pros and cons.

A federal appeals court protected the interests of the federal government and American taxpayers by allowing a government contractor to remove an asbestos-liability suit from plaintiff-friendly Louisiana state courts to federal court.

Surprisingly enough, 25-34 year olds want a classic proposal story: flowers, kneeling and a ring.

Tapping into reliable sources of yield without taking undue risks can put income investors in a pickle, but there are ways to choose stocks that allow you to sleep better at night.

Nothing raises curiosity among avid gamers more than a mash-up between two beloved games...especially one involving violence! Cartoon by Steve Napierski.

PS4's Nioh is a difficult game that borrows plenty from Dark Souls, bit feels like its own thing.

'The LEGO Batman Movie' is still positioned for a monster debut weekend.

Nintendo may be avoiding tablet-like features on purpose, but it remains to be seen if it will help with branding or cause a perception that the Switch lacks fairly basic items like video apps or a web browser.

Tiger Woods withdraws from two PGA Tournaments due to back spasms, leading to more uncertainty about the playing future of an star who's earned more than any athlete in sports history.

The parsonage exemption involves significantly more entanglement than would the generally applicable housing provision. Permitting ministers to receive taxfree housing violates core tax principles..

A great grandson inherited 130 Cracker Jack baseball cards from the early 1900s stored in an old tobacco tin which he didn’t know existed. They are worth $10,000 to $12,000 and include Honus Wagner, Christy Mathewson, and Walter Johnson.

Yolanda Hadid is living her best life. The former Real Housewives of Beverly Hills star and Master Cleanse aficionado has listed her 3,950-square-foot condo in Los Angles, CA's luxe Westwood neighborhood for $4.995 million, just a year after buying it for $4.59 million.

Derek Andersen, the founder and CEO of Startup Grind, is an expert when it comes to networking events. Since 2010, Startup Grind has hosted 5,000 events in 200 cities and 100 different countries around the world.

The Keanu Reeves action sequel got off to a fine start via solid Thursday preview grosses.

A new survey shows the cost of tying the knot keeps rising, but it’s not why you’d think.

Kors is just the latest higher end brand to disappoint the Street. Their problems speak to broader issues facing the luxury industry, suggesting a major shakeout may be on the horizon.

Sure, you can turn your nose up at wine that comes in a can. But you'd be missing out on a serious growth category within the wine industry. Here's what wine can learn from "beerification."

A Texas ad agency has found a way to mine the president's criticisms "to save puppies."

BY DOUGLAS C. HENGEL -- Tillerson comes to the State Department well-prepared to advance the economic dimension of foreign policy that often gets short shrift in American diplomacy.

As more people cut back on their use of meat, for environmental and health reasons, it poses a problem for restaurants: Many diners think meatless dishes should cost much less than those with meat. Here are the inventive ways restaurants are making diners feel they're getting their money's worth.