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Robert Nickelsberg/Getty Images Jobs most at risk of being replaced by machines include hotel desk clerks, shuttle drivers, retail salespersons and parking attendants.
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anyaberkut/iStock/Getty Images The company is the latest startup to go public through a special purpose acquisition company.
(Bloomberg)—Opendoor is going public through a merger with Social Capital Hedosophia Holdings Corp. II in a deal that
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Dimitri Otis/Stone/Getty Images COVID-19 is accelerating trends that were already underway for years.
There’s no shortage of conjecture amid COVID-19 about the fate of offices across the globe. The office isn’t going away, but
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Noam Galai/Getty Images The parent company of New York Sports Clubs has filed for bankruptcy, reports the Wall Street Journal. Amazon plans to hire 100,000 more workers to keep pace with
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felixmizioznikov/iStock/Getty Images The firm is in negotiations to acquire about 40 mobile home parks, most in Florida, from Summit Communities.
(Bloomberg)—Blackstone Group Inc. is pouring more cash into mobile-home parks, a corner of the
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Spencer Platt/Getty Images Saying NYC won’t recover from the pandemic “is nonsense and sells New Yorkers short,” says the man who helped rebuild the World Trade Center.
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Spencer Platt/Getty Images Saying NYC won’t recover from the pandemic “is nonsense and sells New Yorkers short,” says the man who helped rebuild the World Trade Center.
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Petri Oeschger/iStock/Getty Images A key feature of how CMBS loans are structured is proving troublesome during the COVID-19 recession.
One of the big selling points of CMBS loans—their non-recourse structure—may come
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CREW Network CEO Wendy Mann discusses the findings of the group's latest benchmark study on gender and diversity in commercial real estate.
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JOHANNES EISELE/AFP/Getty Images The work-from-home lifestyle seems to have negatively impacted the bank’s younger workers’ productivity.
(Bloomberg)—A troubling pattern emerged as most of JPMorgan Chase & Co.’s employees worked from home to
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