Take an expanded look at the latest investment strategies for personal and business ventures.

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Commercial real estate market offers opportunities for smaller investors

It is a well-known fact that investment activity in commercial real estate markets throughout the country and across all product types has declined in 2009. However, despite far fewer sales closing in today's markets across the nation, commercial real estate is continuing to sell in San Diego. There are currently still investment opportunities that remain in the market for savvy investors to capitalize on. 

Treasuries advance as yields near seven-month high spur demand

Treasuries rose on speculation yields near a seven-month high will spur demand at three debt sales this week, starting with a $35 billion three-year note auction Tuesday. 

Geithner says SEC, bank regulators key to executive-pay limits

Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner said federal bank regulators and the Securities and Exchange Commission will play key roles in the administration’s effort to change the way financial executives are paid.  

U.S. small-business index rose in May for second straight month

Confidence among U.S. small businesses rose in May for a second straight month, the first- back-to-back increase since August and September, as companies boosted spending plans and their outlook for the economy. 

Investors still support CEO pay

NEW YORK -- This was the year corporate governance experts predicted that investors, stung by plunging stock prices as the recession intensified, would finally demand big changes in CEO pay levels and ineffective boards. 

'Short Sale Kid' tries to outsmart mortgage firms

TAMPA, Fla. -- Nathan Jurewicz calls himself The Short Sale Kid. 

Bond-market rout lifts mortgage cost

NEW YORK -- The Federal Reserve announced a $1.2 trillion plan three months ago designed to push down mortgage rates and breathe life into the housing market. 

Report: Commercial real estate investment activity to resume within 12 months

The current commercial real estate market presents a host of challenges in the coming years, but the opportunities will be even greater as savvy investors seek to capitalize on distressed assets. Properties in receivership and loans in default will represent the tip of the iceberg for future investment prospects, but navigating these troubled financial waters will take finesse and a clear understanding of both the risks and the rewards. 

2009: Year of the distressed debt investor

During the last 200 years, there have been several periods in which investors have made significant returns by purchasing distressed debt while the economy is facing challenges. Investors in distressed debt look to profit from investing in restructurings, bankruptcies, strategic mergers and loans that are trading well below fair market value. 

Common mistakes to avoid when selling a business

In recent years, the market for initial public offerings has softened and entrepreneurs and venture capitalists have relied increasingly on selling companies to achieve liquidity. However, in today's economic environment, even selling a business has become more difficult, making it more important than ever to maximize your opportunity to successfully sell your company by avoiding the following common mistakes. 

With closing of chain stores, retail vacancy 4.8% here

A Colliers International report puts retail here in a deep hole here, but some other parts of the country have it worse. 

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Profiles

Muller Co. property manager aids in office space rehab

Turning troubled commercial properties into desirable office space is Christina DuCoté's passion. 

Investment firm brings disciplined, low-cost option to marketplace

As an investment adviser, Joseph Childrey likens himself to an orchestra conductor, creating harmony from what seems to be cacophony. 

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George Chamberlin on the Markets

May 13, 2013 -- Executive Editor George Chamberlin recaps last week's financial events and looks at the week's upcoming announcements.

Jerry Sanders on his goals for the Chamber of Commerce

April 23, 2013 -- George Chamberlin speaks with former Mayor Jerry Sanders, who's now president and CEO of the San Diego Regional Chamber of Commerce, about what his priorities are at the chamber.

Seltzer Caplan's David Dorne on taxes, investment

April 15, 2013 -- Executive Editor George Chamberlin speaks with David Dorne, a senior partner with Seltzer Caplan, about tax policies and the importance of prudent investment and planning.

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National News

Treasuries advance as yields near seven-month high spur demand

Treasuries rose on speculation yields near a seven-month high will spur demand at three debt sales this week, starting with a $35 billion three-year note auction Tuesday. 

Geithner says SEC, bank regulators key to executive-pay limits

Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner said federal bank regulators and the Securities and Exchange Commission will play key roles in the administration’s effort to change the way financial executives are paid.  

U.S. small-business index rose in May for second straight month

Confidence among U.S. small businesses rose in May for a second straight month, the first- back-to-back increase since August and September, as companies boosted spending plans and their outlook for the economy. 

Investors still support CEO pay

NEW YORK -- This was the year corporate governance experts predicted that investors, stung by plunging stock prices as the recession intensified, would finally demand big changes in CEO pay levels and ineffective boards. 

'Short Sale Kid' tries to outsmart mortgage firms

TAMPA, Fla. -- Nathan Jurewicz calls himself The Short Sale Kid. 

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Investment Opportunities - 2008

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