Now that the Kentucky Derby is over for another year, the year's next biggest race is focusing on who Radical Party Presidential candidate Mitt Romney will pick as his running mate in their face-off with President Barack Obama in the... Continue Reading
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Alex Finkelstein
Alex Finkelstein, Senior Real Estate Reporter
*Former Real Estate and Legal News Editor, Orlando Business Journal (1987 to 2000).
*Former Real Estate Editor, South Florida (Miami) Business Journal (1981 to 1986).
*Former Real Estate Editor, Miami Daily Review (1986 to 1987).
*Former Real Estate Editor, Pittsburgh Business Journal (1980 to 1981).
*Former Assistant Business News Editor, Daytona Beach, FL News-Journal (1979 to 1980).
*Former Investigative Reporter, Miami Herald (1955 to 1960).
*Former Copy and Page Makeup Editor, Washington, DC Star (1960 to 1973).
*Former Regional Retail Advertising Manager, Orlando, FL Sentinel (1973 to 1979).
*Former Southeast Bureau Chief and Co-Editor, Debt & Equity Newsletter, GlobeSt.com. (2000 to 2007).
*Former General News Reporter, Winnipeg (Canada) Free Press (1953 to 1955).
*Former Radio Desk News Reporter, British United Press, Montreal and Ottawa (1952 to 1953).
Current publisher, DONE DEALS, daily real estate blog.
Mention the name Irving Moskowitz to most residents of Washington, DC and they will not know it. But at least two residents at 1600 Pennsylvania NW know the name well. They are President Barack Obama and Secretary of State Hillary... Continue Reading
It's a cruel joke that while Syria President Bashar al-Assad orders his military to slaughter their own brothers and sisters, Assad plans to go ahead with Parliamentary elections to the Syrian People's Council on May 7.The military has murdered 9,000... Continue Reading
It's like old political times in Port-au-Prince these days - bizarre.Haiti, one of the poorest countries in the world, may face a new problem shortly besides its perennial crises with riots, coups, hunger and crime. The new problem is vacant... Continue Reading
French-speaking Mali in West Africa prepares for the first round of a Presidential Election and a constitutional referendum April 29, but old corruption charges and military instability still plague this republic of 14.5 million inhabitants.If the first-round vote is close,... Continue Reading
The only thing that will defeat President Barack Obama in his November re-election bid will be an Israeli air strike on Iran's nuclear facilities. Oil and gasoline prices would shoot up and the U.S. economy would go through the toilet.... Continue Reading
The Presidential Election in the U.S. are being held on the same date China swears in its top leaders. Is there an omen here?We know there will be a changing of the guard in China. But will it be the... Continue Reading
Democracy in Egypt is arriving slowly but when it does surface completely, it may have a peculiar face to it. Religious clerics could have the power to scrutinize all laws of the land, ostensibly to make sure they conform with... Continue Reading
By now, it should be fairly clear to most tube addicts that former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney will be wearing the Republican Party colors when he enters the Presidential Election ring against President Barack Obama in November. Romney's challengers at... Continue Reading
You can't tell the players without a scoreboard but you don't need a scoreboard to know Nicolas Sarkozy will be France's president for the next five years again when the election polls close Sunday April 22.If there is a runoff,... Continue Reading
