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Nadhim Zahawi joins UAE-backed fund investing £1bn in Mayfair hotels - Business Matters
Nadhim Zahawi joins UAE-backed fund investing £1bn in Mayfair hotels Business Matters
How to get off the feast-or-famine real estate roller coaster
Commit to these lead generation, nurture and conversion frameworks for the next 90 days, and you won’t just feel busier, Jimmy Burgess writes. You’ll feel balanced.
Property prices predicted to cool after some homes rise by almost €100,000 in a year - The Irish Independent
Property prices predicted to cool after some homes rise by almost €100,000 in a year The Irish Independent
The Ex-Taxi Driver at the Center of Russia’s Shadow War - The New York Times
The Ex-Taxi Driver at the Center of Russia’s Shadow War The New York Times
ChatGPT and Meta redraw the lines of reach and control
AI is no longer just a tool layered onto marketing. It’s restructuring how people discover brands, how platforms monetize attention and even how digital identities persist. From chatbot traffic that converts faster than Google to Meta’s messaging consolidation and ChatGPT’s ad test, the rules of reach are changing again.
Assessment growth: Where London’s new property tax revenue is going - London Free Press
Assessment growth: Where London’s new property tax revenue is going London Free Press
Europe punishes those in the Epstein files. Why won’t America? - The Boston Globe
Europe punishes those in the Epstein files. Why won’t America? The Boston Globe
Inflation Picks up at End of 2025, Higher Than Expectations
Economic data appears to be affirming that an interest rate is not coming for a few months as the Federal Reserve’s favorite inflation measure heated up despite a winter freeze, according to the latest data from the Bureau of Economic Analysis. The Personal Consumption Expenditures (PCE) price index increased 0.4% in December, putting annual inflation…
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Supreme Court calls Trump tariffs unconstitutional. What now?
The real estate industry has survived recessions, financial crises, pandemic shutdowns and rate spikes, Darryl Davis writes. A commitment to being genuinely useful to the people you serve, regardless of what the market is doing, is the reason.
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