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As interest rates continue to climb, available land for development dwindles and sources of financing continue to dry-up in the latter half of 2000 and beyond, the concepts of land banking and off-balance-sheet financing will continue to become a more attractive and viable option for commercial and residential developers and publicly-traded companies.
org) the nation's first political action committee representing OTC Bulletin Board and Pink Sheet publicly-traded companies worldwide, today announced that it will host industry leaders at its 4th Annual Regulatory and Legislative Conference at the Willard Intercontinental Hotel in Washington, D.
Vcall from WILink plc (LSE: WLK), a worldwide provider of web-based communication solutions and online investor relations services, announced today that its vast catalog of web-based conference calls for publicly-traded companies is now available as podcasts through StreetIQ.
 
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