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See AllFebruary 6, 2025
Family-Owned Vaugh Spadaccini Hospitality Group Expands Its Culinary & Entertainment Legacy Along the Grand Strand
Vaugh Spadaccini Hospitality Group, a family-owned and operated hospitality company, continues to elevate the Grand Strand's dining and entertainment scene with its growing collection of restaurants, bars, and craft beverage experiences.
Read MoreDecember 5, 2024
Kings River Marina on Table Rock Lake in Missouri Announces Completion of Major Infrastructure Upgrade
MONGO Holdings, and its marina investment partner, KEEL Marinas LLC, based out of Atlanta Georgia, are pleased to announce the completion of a major infrastructure upgrade to its recently purchased Kings River Marina (KRM), on beautiful Table Rock Lake, near Branson, Missouri.
Read MoreJanuary 17, 2024
Barry Bierenbaum and Gail Bierenbaum of Mongo Holdings - Emerging Commercial Real Estate Moguls Increase Portfolio in Myrtle Beach to 65+ Acres
In December 2023, Barry and Gail Bierenbaum acquired 24 acres within the Master Grande Dunes Community and went under contract for a 180-key beachfront hotel, which would increase their portfolio acquired over the last two years to 65+ acres.
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See AllDecember 23, 2021
Self Storage Is the Pandemic’s Hot Property
Self-storage stocks have made big gains since last year’s economic close, outperforming e-commerce stores, recovering shopping centers and rental homes.
Read MoreDecember 20, 2021
Slow fleet turnover means ICE vehicles could be on the roads for decades
Sales of EVs are growing—in some ahead-of-the-curve markets, plug-ins are outselling internal-combustion vehicles—and countries and regions around the world are announcing deadlines to phase out fossil-burners. However, as a recent New York Times article points out, it could take years, if not decades, before electrification leads to substantial reductions in emissions.
Read MoreDecember 20, 2021
There’s Not Enough Oil
An exercise in simple arithmetic may be sobering to those counting on EV growth to dampen oil demand. The number of vehicles on the road powered by internal combustion engines (ICE) will continue to grow until EVs achieve a near-total share of new vehicles sold. This is because the size of the total ICE passenger vehicle fleet is dictated by flows in and out (i.e., the removal of ICE vehicles from the road). In the first half of 2021, the EVs represented just 2.4% of all new passenger vehicles sold in the US. Modern vehicles have incredible reliability and longevity. New vehicles sold today tend to remain on the road for decades.
Read MoreSeptember 28, 2021
Ellsworth will buy all its electricity through local 11,000-panel solar project
The city of Ellsworth is expected to become the biggest buyer for power credits generated by a 40-acre solar panel installation on Mariaville Road, where a New Hampshire-based developer plans to erect nearly 11,000 panels.
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