CUNY TV's The Stoler Report

Panelists from highly evolved academic medical centers, invested in technology, and dealing with new paradigms in medicine discuss their efforts to navigate an environment that is not yet clear, i.e., increased ambulatory care, urgent care centers etc.

All agree-it's not your father's garment district. It's not even called "the garment district." It's Mid-Town South-exploding with hotels, restaurants, residents, attracting the creative world-the collaborative world, looking for open space, high ceilings

Celebrating the opening of Capital One's Commercial Banking headquarters, Michael Stoler, Michael C. Slocum, President, Commercial Banking and Rick Lyon, Executive Vice President, Head of Commercial Real Estate discuss businesses serviced by Capital One.

On location at Capital One Bank's new branch, Michael Stoler and guests discuss the fashion industry, in New York, delivering $50-$75 billion in wholesale sales. Areas of interest included the consolidation in the industry and E-commerce sales.

Taped at Capital One Bank's beautiful, new location - panel members focus on the health of residential development, all-around New York City - who's building, who's lending. Discussion indicates that New York is not "just one game," but different neighborhoods, with different rates of progress.

Internationally acclaimed chef/owners: Michelin starred chefs Jason Atherton and Michael White, and Drew Nieporent discuss issues affecting the restaurant business: social media, bloggers, Food Network, taxes, labor - and their love for their profession.

Real estate leaders in New York City, representing the commercial real estate industry, discuss the importance to the market - nationally and globally - of New York properties.

Acknowledging the large increase of office space coming on the market, owners and owner/brokers all agreed that the office market was in a "pretty good" position as we near 2016, with levels approaching 2008-2009.

60,000 residential units coming on the market raise many questions: will "condo-mania" be successful; what's the future for rentals; where are the opportunities for development; are banks lending; and taxes - what about taxes??

Volatility in world events and in business can be upsetting and unpleasant - even disastrous. It can also provide opportunities for greater success as analyzed by members of leading corporate institutions.