Here is what Claude Tate George is most remembered for The Shot Seen Round NCAA In the 1990 NCAA March Madness George caught a pass from Scott Burrell with one second on the clock and made “the shot” that gave the U Conn Huskies the win over Clemson that put them in what Matt Zemek
Today a center of community life in San Diego, Liberty Station retains the time-honored look and … [+] character of the historic Naval Training Center Zach Benson There’s often no better real estate story than one detailing an ambitious adaptive reuse project. Think of the built-in ways to keep readers reading. Frequently, there’s a threat
SpaceX founder and CEO Elon Musk will provide an update on the company’s next-generation rocket as well as its plans for trips to the moon and Mars from a growing facility in the southernmost part of Texas Saturday evening. Called Starship, this rocket represents the vessel of SpaceX’s vision: Make humanity a species that lives
The third quarter wraps up in the week ahead with stocks just slightly higher for the period, after a summer of zigzag moves. The market faces some of the same challenges in the final quarter of the year, including Brexit, the trade war with China, sluggishness in the global economy and the impeachment inquiry into
Charles Scharf Qilai Shen | Bloomberg | Getty Images Three decades before Charlie Scharf was named CEO of Wells Fargo, he got his start by mailing his resume to an up-and-coming banker named Jamie Dimon. Scharf was a senior at Johns Hopkins University when Dimon hired him at Baltimore lender Commercial Credit. That move proved
Julie Thurston | Getty Images It’s cram time for entrepreneurs and other taxpayers with complicated income tax returns. That’s because the Oct. 15 deadline for taxpayers who filed for an extension with the IRS is right around the corner. Though these same taxpayers were able to get more time to work on their 2018 tax
Lise Gagne | E+ | Getty Images Rajesh Srivastava always loved trading stocks and options. When he found a way to turn that passion into a software that helps traders analyze and respond to the market, he started a one-man business around it in 2015. He eventually left behind his career working for technology firms
Photo Credit: Getty Getty If you want to know how to pay off student loans, this is for you. Here’s what you need to know. 1. Refinance your student loans When it comes to student loan repayment, the best way to pay off student loans faster is to refinance student loans. Student loan refinancing rates
Captive Insurance jda I previously wrote about the opinion of the New Jersey Tax Court in Johnson & Johnson v. Director in my article, Johnson & Johnson Loses $60 Million Case To New Jersey For Captive Insurance Company. In that case, the New Jersey Division of Taxation prevailed against Johnson & Johnson to the tune
Average home prices in this street in West London reach an eye watering £33 million ($41 million) … [+] (Photo credit should read ODD ANDERSEN/AFP/Getty Images) AFP/Getty Images Kensington Palace Gardens in West London, known as ‘Billionaires’ Boulevard’, is the most expensive street in England, with average home prices estimated at an eye watering £33
An interview and Q&A with billionaire real estate and private equity investor, Sam Zell. In this interview Sam discusses his investment criteria and how he thinks about and manages risk in investments. Sam also gives career advice and discusses his belief that anything is possible. ???? Sam Zell’s new book and books on Sam Zell
Digital pharmacy GoodRx is now helping patients do more than just price shop for prescription drugs, co-founder and co-CEO Doug Hirsch told CNBC’s Jim Cramer on Friday. It’s going directly into the world of medical services by launching GoodRx Care, which allows people to see a board-certified physician for a number of conditions, starting at
A new “Test-the-Waters” rule by the Securities and Exchange Commission could help stave off disappointing public market debuts — like those felt by Peloton and SmileDirectClub in recent weeks. The rule, announced Thursday, comes on the heels of a string of lackluster IPOs, and is intended to help companies gauge investor interest before officially going
Recent highly publicized flops by supposedly disruptive companies could be painting an unpleasant picture ahead for innovation, at least in how it’s viewed in the financial markets. Investors have turned thumbs-down on high-profile companies including WeWork, Uber and Tesla. Industries including marijuana, vaping and bitcoin all have seen big price drops following a spate of
Westend61 | Westend61 | Getty Images Ed Gjertsen II, a financial advisor in Northfield, Illinois, knew something was fishy when an elderly and infirm client started cashing checks at a local bar. It was out of character for the investor, a single man in his 70s. “These were small checks: $500 here, $1,000 there,” said
Courtesy of Chip Conley Influencer in Aging and hospitality entrepreneur Chip Conley coined the term “modern elder” when he jointed Airbnb at 52 as a strategic adviser and was twice the age of the average employee there. In the last year, he has opened the Modern Elder Academy, a boutique resort for midlife learning and
The 45th Annual Notre Dame Tax & Estate Planning Institute in South Bend, IN brings together some of the top estate planners from around the country to lecture at a two day conference. This is the first in a series of articles elaborating on some of the many planning nuggets gleaned from the conference that
No Russians. Fewer Chinese. But more Americans. That’s how it looked during the third quarter of 2019, as the New York real estate market began to find equilibrium. While each day still brings scores of e-mails announcing price reductions, and while multiple properties, especially at the high-end, have logged over a year on the market,
A interview with billionaire debt investor and founder of Oaktree Capital Management, Howard Marks. In this interview, Howard discusses why value investors have struggled in recent times and what points of the cycle provide the best investment opportunities. Howard also talks about his early career and gives advice to those just starting out in asset
CNBC’s Jim Cramer reacts to the Trump administration’s move to consider stopping U.S. investors from investing into China’s businesses and debriefs the 2019 class of IPOs. The “Mad Money” host makes recommendations for investors who are worried about the future of the American health care system. He holds an interview with the CEO of CNBC