(Bloomberg)—Nearly all of Kohl’s Corp. locations have reopened after
Justin Sullivan/Getty Images CEO Michelle Gass said the pandemic has forced the company to speed up its migration to e-commerce and rethink store operations.
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Andriy Blokhin/Shutterstock With a backdrop of a volatile political and macroeconomic environment, Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac remain on a path to exit government support.
Despite a pandemic that has unleashed a surge in demand for forbearance requests
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Roy Rochlin/Getty Images Blackstone's Stephen Schwarzman predicts a V-shaped recovery this summer, reports Bloomberg. Many companies kept office workers at home as New York City entered phase 2 of reopening, according to The New York Times. These
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raspirator/iStock/Getty Images In the first quarter of the year, funding levels dropped by 69 percent compared to the same period in 2019.
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Steve Proehl/The Image Bank/Getty Images Sales closings fell by 9.7 percent in May compared to April, according to the NAR data.
(Bloomberg)—U.S. sales of previously
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Charles Lopez/iStock/Getty Images The pandemic has crushed independent booksellers so ferociously, their futures are as precarious as they’ve ever been.
(Bloomberg Opinion)—Margot Sage-El had been in business for two weeks at a new location near a train depot in a
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BWiatre/iStock/Getty Images A look at former NYC Deputy Mayor Alicia Glen’s investment platform, which aims to emphasize social impacts while delivering returns.
Real estate development often has received a bad rap—in many cases justified—for leading to gentrification and
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The initial chaos in the housing market caused by the coronavirus pandemic has given way to an eerie calm.
(Bloomberg) -- The U.S. housing market, which seemed headed off a cliff in April, now looks like it’s returning to some
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Global protests on systemic racism are also shining a light on the stark difference in companies’ diversity efforts.
(Bloomberg) -- Sustainable investing is exploding in Canada as the coronavirus and an anti-racism movement highlight long-standing social inequalities.
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More than $20 billion in CMBS loans has been transferred to special servicing, according to data from Fitch. Malls and stores are reopening without a federal system in place to check whether establishments have been involved in COVID outbreaks, reports Yahoo News. Mitchell Rudin
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