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Vancouver commercial property market may start to feel the impact of WeWork’s demise as one of the city’s largest tenants. George Schultze provides insight to Canadian Mortgage Professional on what went wrong with this promising company. Click on the article below to read more:
These aren’t normal economic times and times are especially tough for investors who rely on fixed income cash flow. In a recent Forbes blog, our CEO George Schultze discusses how the amount of distress resulting from today’s government bond & cash asset bubbles may be surprising for investors.
CEO George Schultze’s most recent Forbes blog discusses the immense sale of Caesars to the Eldorado. This acquisition demonstrates how Chapter 11 protection can give viable companies a chance to come out stronger by fixing what’s wrong.
CEO, George Schultze, discusses his opinion on the recent deal proposal that will combine Powder River Basin and Colorado assets, which is intended to make coal more competitive in the marketplace versus natural gas and renewable energy sources. Find out more here:
In his latest Forbes blog, CEO George Schultze provides insight about how a merger between Fiat and Renault could impact shareholders of both firms.
CEO George Schultze posted his latest Forbes blog, where he discusses the Oil industry and what we might see in the future.
See George Schultze’s latest comments on Tesla. Read the article here:
In his latest Forbes blog post, CEO George Schultze explains America’s failing infrastructure and how all political parties are committed to investing in the solution. Read the full story here:
In his recent Forbes blog CEO George Schultze discusses GM’s stake in Lyft and what we might be expecting next should these trends continue. To find out more, read the full article here:
George Schultze of Schultze Asset Management raises the question, If QE boosted Amazon and Apple, will QT bring them back down? To find out more about this topic read his latest Forbes blog here: