The property management needs of institutional investors

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Financial institutions such as pension trusts are increasingly involved in investing in real estate. This has created a growing need for real estate management skills which are particularly attuned to the needs and situations of these entities. The manager must be able to deal with complex financial realities in such a way as to increase the values of the properties charged to his care.

Pension, health, and welfare funds, Analysis, Investments, Real estate management, Pension funds, Financial institutions, Institutional investments

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How to identify and deter arson in the workplace

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Arson increases during economic depressions, as in current economic conditions. The crime of arson is misunderstood by the business community because of misconceptions that it is unpreventable and undetectable. This is not true, and the article cites safeguards for small and large businesses.

Methods, Economic aspects, Corporations, Arson, Fires, Fire prevention

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