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CoStar’s People of Note (May 22-28)

May 27, 2011

Costar… This week’s People of Note includes the following markets: Atlanta, Dallas/Fort Worth, Denver, Los Angeles, New York City, Phoenix, San Francisco and South Florida. DENVER CBRE Taps Barrett as Global Corporate Services SVP Workplace strategy specialist Sharon Barrett joined CB Richard Ellis in Denver as senior vice president of global corporate services. The 25-year industry veteran is a former senior director at Cushman & Wakefield and founding… Continue reading here: CoStar’s People of Note (May 22-28) Find our Weekly Commercial Real Estate, Private Equity and Fund Newsletters at www.WeeklyBrief.net

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CoStar’s People of Note (May 1-7)

May 6, 2011

Costar… This week’s People of Note includes the following markets: Atlanta, Boston, Cleveland/Northern Ohio, New York City, Portland and San Francisco. BOSTON Cushman Promotes Duo in Capital Markets Group Cushman & Wakefield promoted two senior specialists in its capital markets group. Edward C. Maher Jr. (pictured, far left) was named executive vice president and David J. Pergola (left) was appointed executive director. Maher has worked for 26… See the original post here: CoStar’s People of Note (May 1-7) Find our Weekly Commercial Real Estate, Private Equity and Fund Newsletters at www.WeeklyBrief.net

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Yuan Gain Limited to 1.9% This Year on Euro Drop, Survey Shows

February 16, 2011

By Bloomberg News June 20 (Bloomberg) — The yuan’s appreciation may be limited to 1.9 percent against the dollar this year as the euro’s slump hurts exporters, a survey of economists showed after China signaled an end to a two-year peg. The currency will probably climb to 6.7 per dollar by Dec

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Yuan Unshackled May Strengthen China’s Shift to Domestic Demand for Growth

February 16, 2011

By Bloomberg News June 21 (Bloomberg) — China’s signal of an end to the yuan’s fixed rate to the dollar may accelerate a shift toward domestic demand as the prime driver of growth as President Hu Jintao seeks to strengthen household incomes. The People’s Bank of China two day ago indicated it’s abandoning the 6.83 yuan peg to the dollar adopted during the global crisis to shield exporters. The central bank said while there’s no basis for “large scale” moves in the currency, the exchange rate will be allowed increased “flexibility.” A stronger yuan will boost the purchasing power of China’s households that have helped propel imports to a record level , and companies from Orient Paper Inc

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