Heather Gillers is a Reporter at The Wall Street Journal. She focuses on climate change and environmental issues, with a particular emphasis on markets, private equity, and developments in California and China. Heather's work has been featured in notable publications including LiveMint, Yahoo Finance, Yahoo News, and Magzter.
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Heather Gillers' coverage focuses on finance, investment analysis, and real estate in the United States. She frequently cites data to support her articles.
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Recent moves by government pension plans offer a new glimpse into the widespread and slow-moving commercial real estate slump.
Retirement funds are seeking cash while money is languishing in zombie investments.
In exchange, they got a promise of high returns after a decade—and often received healthy cash payouts in the years before that.
Former Nuveen executive John Miller begins a second act at First Eagle.
Cities and counties are selling bonds to cover costs from storms and drought.
Shares in a major Florida insurer jumped Thursday, after Hurricane Milton made landfall as a less powerful storm than originally expected. Universal Insurance Holdings (UVE), the state's largest private provider of homeowners insurance, has been on a wild ride recently, crashing 19% Monday amid concerns about the hit from Milton. Big insurers have been pulling back in Florida for decades, and the largest insurer of homes is now a state-created nonprofit, Citizens Property Insurance Corp. Universal, with a market value of slightly less than $500 million as of Wednesday's close, is number two.
By: Caitlin O’Hara, Heather Gillers
Corinna O’Krepki turned into a Democrat. Alex Pienkowski became a Republican. How they got there says a lot about the major issue that could decide the election.
Baby chasers are one of the cuddlier demographic trends contributing to America’s southward migration, as many baby boomers move across the country to help care for grandchildren.
Fading pandemic aid fuels battles over teachers' raises and burden on taxpayers
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