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iStar Hosts "Investor Day" on Dec. 6
Dec 5, 2007
Source: CNN Money

iStar, a finance company focused on the commercial real estate industry, is hosting an "Investor Day" on Dec. 6 in New York City. The event will will feature presentations from the firm's executives as well as a panel discussion on construction financing and moderated Q&A discussion with senior management.

In addition, the event will be broadcast live over the internet. To access the broacast, visit www.istarfinancial.com and choose the "Investor Relations" section.

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