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Aging Population Informs Real Estate Trends
The Urban Land Institute reports that the aging of baby boomers will lead to a dramatic increase in single-person households, driving demand for more multifamily housing.
Bob Hodrick: Oil Prices Result of Market, Not Manipulation
Bob Hodrick says it’s a myth that oil prices are being driven up by the coordinated efforts of an influential group of speculators.
Fake Diamonds, for Real
What will be the impact of lab-made diamonds on the diamond market?
Why Worry About the Economy?
Though Americans’ perceptions of the economy are very negative, two key measures show that the economy is not as bad as it may seem.
Student Attitudes on Corporate Social Responsibility Shifting
A new report from the Aspen Institute shows a significant shift in MBA students attitudes on corporate social responsibility.
Buffett's Big Bet
Warren Buffett MS ’51 is betting that funds cherry-picked by money managers won’t outperform the S&P.
Charles Jones on the Futures Market
In a WNYC interview, Professor Jones remembers the market manipulation of the Hunt Brothers in the 1970s.
Coach Goes on the Offensive
Coach chairman and CEO Lew Frankfort ’69 is going on the offensive, opening nearly 30 stores in China (with plans for 50 more) and introducing more high- and low-end styles. Will this dilute the brand?