The rough patch marks a setback for Anbang, whose surging life insurance premiums helped power a buying spree from South Korea to the Netherlands, with $30 billion in planned deals.
The purveyor of unlimited salad and pasta might not be on the cutting edge of culinary excellence, but it seems to be ahead of its competitors in realizing that restaurants need to curb their appetite for expansion...
A Fannie-Freddie fix, promised since they were seized by regulators in 2008 and sustained with $187.5 billion in Treasury funds, has taken on increased urgency as the companies face the threat of needing more aid.
The reason shadow banks have largely escaped public scorn, regulatory scrutiny and high capital requirements is that they often came in the guise of high-tech disruptors.
Tenant-improvement allowances haven’t been typical in the Manhattan retail market. But now the concessions, which can pay for anything from lighting and displays to a complete overhaul, are becoming a key...
The debt -- on a Florida golf resort, Washington D.C. hotel and Chicago tower -- is being paid. But under the agreements, if the loans default, the bank could go after Trump’s other assets.
China’s wealthy, using not-always-legal means to skirt capital controls to get their money out and at the same time gain residency in the U.S., are continuing to dwarf all others as the largest participants in...
Fifty-two of the 100 largest U.S. cities were majority-renter in 2015, according to U.S. Census Bureau data compiled for Bloomberg by real estate brokerage Redfin.
The GOP measure would force companies to include the interest they pay on loans in their taxable income, ending a century-old deduction that’s vital to industries including utilities and real estate.
