How gold got its groove back by Frank Holmes | Mar 8, 2016 Gold still retains its status as a safe haven among investors.
REIT trends to watch in 2016 by Susan Persin | Feb 25, 2016 Underlying real estate property fundamentals are healthy and asset valuations are high.
Legacy wealth and real estate by Will McIntosh, John Kirk and Mark Fitzgerald | Feb 10, 2016 The U.S. commercial real estate market is the third largest asset class in America.
Low oil prices by Jeffrey Havsy | Feb 2, 2016 The oil supply glut has deepened these past few weeks since OPEC decided not to restrict crude production.
Scottish company plans floating wind farm by Mike Consol | Jan 24, 2016 Statoil has announced plans to build a floating wind farm.
High hopes for hops by Trevor Warren | Jan 20, 2016 A shift in American drinking culture has put craft beer in the mainstream.
Mexico welcomes infrastructure investors by Sheila Hopkins | Jan 6, 2016 Mexico plans 743 new infrastructure projects over the next few years.
Africa’s commodities slump is a potential goldmine by Konstantin Makarov | Dec 4, 2015 The recent downturn in Africa’s commodities markets may have a silver lining for investors.
Industry report card by Karen Barr | Nov 18, 2015 Recent research confirms the investment adviser profession is more vital than ever.
Can you hear me now? by Drew Campbell | Nov 4, 2015 Telecommunications tower companies offer investors growth and income.
Real estate crystal ball by Larry Gray | Oct 22, 2015 Report states investors will seek opportunities in secondary and tertiary markets.
Outdated oil policy by Jack Gerard | Oct 20, 2015 Congress needs to lift the ban on crude oil exports.
Giant hard drive in the sky by Larry Gray | Oct 15, 2015 Expanding Internet usage, cloud computing boost demand for data centers.
Digging deep to stay on top by N/A | Oct 8, 2015 Demographic trends will have significant impacts on economies and societies.
Renters’ pain, owners’ gain by Loretta Clodfelter | Sep 16, 2015 Apartment owners enjoying low vacancies, increasing rents … renters, not so much.
