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The Wall Street Journal looks at the candidates for the position of a new Marriott International CEO. New York State is about to reopen amusement parks and indoor entertainment centers at 25 percent capacity, reports CNBC. These are among today’s...

The mortgage lending company counts an affiliate of Apollo Global Management as its controlling shareholder.

The trade gateways to the U.S. Pacific Northwest stand out for their calm relative to the congestion from Los Angeles to Savanna, Ga.

Many retailers and restaurants have been opening locations in South Florida as they close them in the Northeast, reports CNBC. Foreign investors are increasingly interested in warehouse acquisitions, according to the Wall Street Journal. These are...

The developer, Glenroy Coachella LLC, filed for Chapter 11 protection after the project’s manager has faced allegations of fraud.

London’s main shopping district plans to erect Marble Arch Hill to operate for six months starting in the summer.

CoStar made a surprise bid for CoreLogic, which had recently agreed to be acquired by two private equity firms, according to a report from Reuters. Millionacres looks at whether charter schools could be a viable replacement tenant at malls. These...

Since the start of 2019, 13 SPAC-related shareholder lawsuits have been filed.

Target Corp., Kroger Co., and Starbucks all are dangling financial perks to entice workers to get vaccinated.

Freddie Mac has hired two executives to help address equity in housing on both the single-family and multifamily fronts, reports National Mortgage Professional Magazine. The Wall Street Journal chronicles how cycles of opening, closing and limited...