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Boston Properties Inc.'s (BXP) first-quarter profit fell 0.9% as the office landlord posted significantly higher expenses, offset in part by higher revenue and a debt-forgiveness gain.For the current quarter, the company expects funds from operations--a key measure of performance for the real-estate sector-of $1.25 to $1.27 a share. Analysts surveyed by Thomson Reuters had forecast $1.21 a share.Boston Properties lowered its full-year FFO to $4.97 to $5.07 a share, from its downbeat January forecast of $5.06 to $5.18 a share.The real-estate investment trust, which also manages and develops hotel and industrial properties, has recorded sustained revenue growth for more than three years, though earnings have been impacted by charges and expenses. Its properties are concentrated in the Boston, midtown Manhattan and Washington markets, where rents remained high through the recession, and as the housing market recovers.Owen Thomas, former chairman of Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc., earlier t...
A growing number of U.S. listed public companies are changing the way they issue shares to reduce their underwriting costs and protect themselves from big market sho...
Boston Properties Inc.'s (BXP), one of the nation's largest office landlords, delivered stronger-than-expected fourth-quarter earnings on higher rents and occupancy ...
Boston Properties Inc.'s (BXP) fourth-quarter profit fell 36% as the office landlord's expenses rose, masking higher rental revenue.The real-estate investment trust,...
Boston Properties CEO Mort Zuckerman on what the Administration needs to do to boost the economy’s recovery and job growth.
32 Advisors CEO Robert Wolf and Robert F. Kennedy Center President Kerry Kennedy on what is being auctioned off for charity.
Boston Properties Chairman Mort Zuckerman and Former UBS Chairman Joe Grano on the factors impeding efforts to reach a deal to avoid the fiscal cliff.
Boston Properties Chairman Mort Zuckerman and Former UBS Chairman Joe Grano on efforts to reach a deal over taxes and government spending.
President Barack Obama is projected to have been re-elected to a second term, defeating Republican challenger Mitt Romney, who has conceded his defeat.S&P 500 future...
Boston Properties Inc.'s (BXP) third-quarter earnings slipped 18% as the office landlord's results were hurt by higher interest expense and losses on early extinguis...
Boston Properties CEO Mort Zuckerman discusses candidates’ performance during the latest debate and the state of the economy.
MFS Chief Investment Strategist Jim Swanson on the election’s impact on investors’ portfolios at the end of the year.
Boston Properties Chairman Mort Zuckerman on the state of the economy.
Fifth Street Finance CEO Len Tannenbaum on investing strategies for a potential rise in interest rates.
Boston Properties Inc. (BXP), one of the nation's largest office landlords, said Monday that Lehman Brothers Holdings, Inc. Chairman Owen Thomas will succeed co-foun...
Real estate investment trust Boston Properties (NYSE:BXP) announced Monday it is handing the keys over to industry veteran Owen Thomas when real-estate mogul Mort Zu...
FBN’s Diane Macedo breaks down the stories moving the markets ahead of the trading day.
Boston Properties Inc. (BXP) has named Owen D. Thomas to replace Mortimer B. Zuckerman as chief executive of the real-estate investment trust, effective April 2.Mr. ...
A group of Chinese investors including Zhang Xin, the chief executive of commercial real estate developer Soho China Ltd <0410.HK>, are in talks to buy a 40 percent ...
A group led by one of China's highest profile developers is in advanced discussions to buy a 40% stake in the General Motors Building in Manhattan, a 50-story tower ...
