She’s Got Money, She’s Got Power – She Wants More!
By Douglas Page The scene might be fictitious, but it’s a great idea: Read your rival’s book as George C.
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The Housing Market: “It’s Nuts To Sell Right Now!”
As might be expected in times of elevated uncertainty, due to the Hamas-Israeli war and the Federal Reserve’s attempts to
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The San Diego Automotive Museum: A lasting legacy drives into the future
By: Andrew Simmerman The recent strike of the United Auto Workers (UAW) on the three major U.S. automakers has put
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CATALINA DEFYING LOGIC: Celebrating the People’s Island
By Marlise Kast-Myers My mom was turning 80, obviously a major milestone and a party worth throwing for the woman
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Universities Must Stand Against Extremism
Leadership matters. Especially in academia. Our education leaders do not simply educate the next generation of Americans but they also
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Interview: Luke Nichter, author of new book about Richard Nixon and the 1968 Presidential Campaign
In a first at SD METRO, Associate Editor Doug Page interviewed Luke Nichter, author of a newly published book about
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PART 2: LOCATION! LOCATION! LOCATION! What’s at Risk: Climate change’s potential on all things mortgage — lenders, servicing rights and mortgage-backed securities
By Douglas Page What makes a house in a woodsy California town captivating – it’s a primal sanctuary returning people
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Lara’s quid pro quo: To increase their premiums, insurance companies must write more policies in wildfire zones
By Douglas Page While Insurance Commissioner Ricardo Lara says his plan – to make California a better market financially for
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LOCATION LOCATION LOCATION: Wildfire risks and the insurance industry’s impact on California and San Diego’s housing markets
By Douglas Page As insurance executives might see it, the 21st century gold rush is outside of California. To others in
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Paradise in the Pacific: FRENCH POLYNESIA
By Marlise Kast-Myers French Polynesia sounded exotic, tropical, and romantic—all necessary ingredients for an idyllic honeymoon. But I’d been married
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