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The move is an effort by the Apollo co-founder to put to rest renewed speculation into the nature of his ties to Mr. Epstein, who was found dead in his Manhattan jail cell last year in a suicide.

As part of Neumann's controversial exit package, the Japanese tech conglomerate said it would pay $1 billion for his shares in the company, extend him a $500 million credit line and pay a $185 million consulting fee, the Journal reported.

The former chief executive of Uber Technologies Inc. has been quietly assembling a mini real-estate empire over the past two years, acquiring closed restaurants, auto-body shops and warehouses for use in his new ghost kitchen venture.

The goal is to provide housing for people who work in The Villages and reduce the number of “vehicular trips” into the community.

The richest North Americans have already recovered much of their pre-pandemic wealth.

To offset some of the new risks, landlords are looking at whether they can include a portion of a retailer’s digital sales in the pot of revenue that is used to calculate the rent.

Although there will be "some" survivors, "retail as we know it today or as we have known it in the past is gone."

The owner of more than 100 Marriott hotel properties is threatening to terminate its agreement with the chain and re-brand the properties with another company due to a payment shortfall.

The expansion project was slated to transform part of the Brooklyn waterfront as well as add numerous job opportunities amid a time unemployment sits at an elevated 8.4%.

Group led by investment firm Trustbridge Partners paid $200 million to increase stake in WeWork China

Texas is one step closer to a high-speed rail line between the state's two largest metropolitan areas after the railroad planning on building the railway received two key approvals from federal officials, it was announced Monday.