Sacramento Bee: BOMA California President Rob Cord (behind/right of man with red tie) attends Gov. Schwarzenegger signing ceremony to implement the state’s Renewable Portfolio Standard.
The Fix: Gavin Newsom, Bill Clinton and the endorsement hierarchy.Commercial Real Estate
- Treasury eases tax rules for commercial real estate.
- Blockbuster closing up to 960 stores through 2010.
- Samsonite closing up to 84 U.S. stores in bankruptcy.
- Shopping center execs say holding onto current tenants is top leasing strategy.
- Continued success in capital markets putting REITs in a better light.
- Investors expect bank woes may finally jump-start distressed buying opportunities.
- Crystal Cruises back to S.F. home port in 2011.
- Supes OK Market Street condos over union opposition.
- Fun with Daly and Elsbernd ... we missed you guys.
California
- Brown 'not yet convinced' about governor's race.
- Constitutional offices eliminate frills.
- UCLA forecast: Calif. economy slow through 2010.
- Poizner and a capital gains tax cut.
- Silicon Valley's uptick eclipses state: As California faces long, slow recovery, local economy poised for quick rebound with tech help.
- Political fundraisers continue to dominate Sacramento.
- Foreign demand for long-term US securities falls.
- Warren Buffett says economy has bottomed out.
- One Year Later: Lessons for business leaders.
- Treasury says it will wind down emergency program.
- China growth path could exceed planet's resources.
- The major obstacle to a new, low-carbon economy isn’t money, investors or technology...it’s Congress.
- Peterson-Pew Commission releases "A Closer Look at the President's FY 2010 Budget Process Reform Proposals".
- The most important number in politics today: 0
- Job killing policies could doom Democrat hopes.
- With science journalism in retreat, universities try new strategy for informing the public.
- Schwarzenegger calls for ACORN probe.
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