Commentary

In my experience managing all types of crises for corporate giants in a spectrum of industries including technology, law, financial services and health care, I have been consistently amazed how well-pedigreed professionals can lack a fundamental ingredient in crisis management: common sense.

Manhattan developers hit a roadblock with wonky land costs. In December 2019, the market only saw two development sales, according to Avison Young data.

Alongside Frankfurt and Paris, Amsterdam, Dublin and Luxembourg all seem set to be the beneficiaries of Brexit relocations.

There are multiple reasons for the pendulum to have swung so abruptly.

It seems that her royal highness, Queen Elizabeth II, deeply understands the power of a diffusive, expedient, crisis communications plan.

Driverless forklifts and inventory robots are paving the way in warehouse robotics.

Leases measured by decades, taken by creditworthy tenants with juicy expansion options. What could be better for retail investors wary about the uncertainties…

Despite the record federal deficit, record corporate debt, and consumers back to credit binging—we're told to relax because of low rates.