With e-commerce sales booming, these companies are leasing up new distribution and fulfillment facilities.

In spite of the current situation, global real estate investors still have a favorable view of the U.S. market.

The U.S. bank has requested that 50 percent of dealmakers be in New York and London offices on any given day.

IKEA’s shopping center business, Ingka Centres, has purchased its first U.S. property, a mall in San Francisco. And they are looking to buy more, according to a report from Reuters. Meanwhile, stories from The Atlantic and The New York Times...

Economists generally agree that low labor demand from employers, rather than low labor supply from workers, is the biggest driver of high unemployment:

Companies had to promise not to reduce headcount below a pledge number, and use all the proceeds to pay salaries.