Investment

Industry insiders know the virus might be here for the long term. But that means shoppers and investors will eventually find a “new normal.”

More than a third of family offices boosted their cash reserves last year as they bet on a global recession in 2020.

If activity in Asia is any guide, expect a short-term dip in volume with a cautious recovery as the rate of infection slows.

“Right now, expectations call for a fairly quick rebound, which means holding through may not be too painful.”

Senators Mitt Romney and Tom Cotton have proposed giving either a check or a cash stipend to every American.

Even well-capitalized hotel owners will blow through their cash reserves quickly in today’s environment.

Many syndicated investments are structured as LPs or LLCs, limiting potential tax benefits.

Before COVID-19 spread, foreign investors continued to view U.S. commercial real estate as a safe haven.

Hotel sales in the Big Apple had crashed to a halt even before coronavirus took a bite out of people's travel plans and disrupted conventions and major events.