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Property tax revenues for U.S. states and local governments reached a record high in the final quarter of 2013, according to Census data released on Tuesday showing the housing recovery is finally reaching school districts and cities' budgets. Shigeru Ban wins 2014 Pritzker Prize
Shigeru Ban, the Japanese architect known for his cardboard buildings, has been named the winner of the 2014 Pritzker Prize, the highest accolade of the architectural industry. Commercial real estate future: What the market will look like in 25 years
The growth of commercial real estate in the United States has been mapping a steady growth since the recovery started. Developments have been increasing, vacancy rates declining and rents rising. Considering the strong growth trend, Robin Micheli, a special reporter for CNBC gathered several comments from experts and made a list of seven most bold forecasts for the commercial real estate industry in the next 25 years. Dollar firms against euro on weak German PMI data
The dollar rose against the euro on Monday after signs of slower growth in Germany worried traders and expectations of tightening U.S. monetary policy continued to support the greenback. Russian economy grinding to a halt as Ukraine crisis takes heavy toll
Russia's economy is barely growing, inflation is rising fast, and capital is pouring out of the country, the Economy Ministry said on Monday, a sign that international tensions around Ukraine are already inflicting severe economic costs. U.S. housing regulator says former chief DeMarco to leave in April
Edward DeMarco, former acting director of the housing regulator that oversees Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, said on Monday he would leave the agency at the end of April. David Brockie, GWAR frontman, dies at 50
Dave Brockie, founder and lead singer of American heavy metal band GWAR, was found dead in his Richmond home in Virginia on Sunday. Better known to his fans as Oderus Urungus, an intergalactic demon, Brockie was 50. Bitcoin: Balinese villa sells for more than 800 bitcoins in largest cryptocurrency transaction yet
A luxury villa in the deLMango Villa Estate, an upscale resort in Bali, Indonesia, has sold for more than 800 bitcoins, making it the largest bitcoin transaction to date, according to reports. Mila Kunis pregnant, she and Ashton Kutcher expecting first baby
Mila Kunis and Ashton Kutcher are going to have a baby, E!Online reports. Mila Kunis and Ashton Kutcher are going to have a baby, E!Online reports. While the news has not yet been announced officially by the couple or their representatives, the two are said to be ecstatic over the baby's arrival, expected sometime later this year. Anita Baker, Grammy Award-winning singer, faces arrest warrant over unpaid home repair dues
Anita Baker, Grammy Award-winning singer, is facing an arrest warrant issued by a Detroit judge for allegedly failing to pay dues worth $15,000 toward work done on her Grosse Pointe home in Michigan, reports TMZ.
