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Mountain towns like Sun Valley, Bozeman try to cope with surge of migration

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By Connor Penegar 
| The Business Journals
There were times in 2020 when it was hard for Eeva Turzian to rest. Turzian, an associate broker with Sun Valley Real Estate/Christie's, said the flood of real estate activity was just too strong. All-cash buyers were coming in from both coasts to buy homes. "It was impossible to sleep due to the madness of the market," Turzian said.
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Embry-Riddle in Prescott is Arizona's most expensive university

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By Craig M. Douglas , Connor Penegar 
| Phoenix Business Journal
Arizona's most expensive universities are a relative bargain when compared to the costliest institutions in the nation, with only two schools in the Grand Canyon State cracking the top 500 and one school with the third-lowest cost in the U.S. Students at Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University-Prescott pay more per year in "all-in" costs - which includes books, fees and "other on-campus expenses for the typical student - paying $58,036 for the 2021-2022 school year.
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Duke endowment shrinks while NC State, UNC see gains amid billions in investment losses for higher ed

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By Zac Ezzone , Connor Penegar 
| Triangle Business Journal
New disclosures are making the case that fiscal 2022 was the worst performance year on record for college and university endowments. But for the Triangle's major universities, it's a mixed bag. A Business Journals analysis of financial filings by more than a dozen top schools already puts the sector's investment losses well into the billions in fiscal 2022, with hundreds more schools scheduled to publish annual reports in the weeks ahead.
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