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So far, insurers have been balking at paying business interruption plans for pandemic shutdowns, but that is likely to change.

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Pension funds are finding it hard to value their real estate holdings amid the pandemic disruption, reports the Wall Street Journal. Up to 28 million Americans might soon be facing evictions,

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You may have read stories in the news about the future of office space. Ironically, for almost every story about a company shifting to work from home, there is

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The extension means that the financial information tied to the D.C. hotel likely won’t get released before the election.

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National office and apartment vacancy rates rose only marginally in the second quarter, reports Reuters. As online sales boom during the pandemic, the U.S. may need another 1 billion square

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Labor costs in the sector are increasing as operators confront labor shortages and higher risk to staff.

In an already struggling nursing home sector, higher

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Many are having difficulty completing their programs’ internship requirements, and onboarding for first jobs is challenging via Zoom.

The COVID-19

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The owners of Ann Taylor and Lane Bryant could file for Chapter 11 by the end of this week.

(Bloomberg)—Ascena Retail Group Inc., the owner of mall brands that occupy

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The chain plans to close 200 stores over the next two years in an effort to cut costs.

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Over 77 percent of U.S. apartment households made full or partial rent payments by July 6, according to NMHC. Brooks Brothers has filed for bankruptcy protection, reports the Wall Street Journal. These

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