Mark Gilman is the President and Owner of his own media company and writes for The Epoch Times and CauseACTION Clarion. His articles cover a range of topics including technology, politics, business, and social issues. Mark's work has also been featured in Yahoo Finance and Benzinga.
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Mark Gilman's coverage predominantly focuses on the real estate industry, with an emphasis on investment analysis and data citation. His articles cover a wide range of topics within the real estate sector, including issues related to clean energy, self-driving cars, holiday travel, UAW strikes, and commercial real estate.
For successful outreach to Mark Gilman, consider providing in-depth investment analysis or statistical data relevant to ongoing developments in the real estate industry. Additionally, he may be interested in insights into trends affecting different sectors within this industry such as commercial property or crowdfunding.
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After a hot start, electric vehicle (EV) sales at the beginning of 2024 represented just 9 percent of the new car market, with many dealers publicly
Economists have been waging an intellectual war in the past two years trying to determine when the U.S. economy would head into a full-fledged recession.
By: Mark Gilman
‘We opened up our borders and I believe it was irresponsible to do that without the resources in place to take care of all those people we have on the streets.’
Twenty years ago, President George W. Bush, to encourage home purchases, said, “We can put light where there's darkness, and hope where there's despondency in this country.
Republican leaders say state funds are now paying for the rental subsidy program that was buried in budget appropriations.
Educators are still attempting to keep pace with their students' use of artificial intelligence (AI) in the classroom and are having difficulty slowing utilization.
The United States prides itself on its entrepreneurial spirit. Last year alone, nearly 5.5 million new businesses filed applications, the highest in U.S. history.
By: Mark Gilman
Michigan’s Wayne County Could Play a Big Role in Presidential Election: Analysts
Industry experts warn that buyers closing deals out of ‘fear of missing out' may be ruining their financial futures.
There are currently 2,635 current and projected landfills in the United States. While some environmentalists might say that's too much trash from
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