July 6, 2012

Chinese cars are growing in popularity in countries like Brazil, Russia and Saudi Arabia, where buyers are more interested in low cost than in Western brands.

A proposal to provide essential drugs free to hospital patients would fill a gap in health care at India’s state-owned hospitals, many of which require patients to buy their own drugs.

In Manhattan, the price gap between a rent-stabilized and a market-rate unit has never been greater. Even before the spike in market-rate rents over the past year, rent-stabilized rates were, on average, $1,245 a month cheaper.

Word getting out about who is buying in a building is not such a bad marketing strategy, as was the case with 15 Central Park West.

As rebuilding lags, the showcase project of reconstruction is an industrial park in an undamaged area, a venture that risks benefiting foreign companies more than Haiti itself.