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'This is a beautiful town.' Former Florida Gators on why they will never leave Gainesville
The Gainesville Sun via Yahoo Sports· 4 days agoChris Doering, Doug Johnson, Cornelius Ingram and many more former Gators stick around Gainesville...
The number of debt-laden public companies worldwide is growing – including 2,000 in U.S. alone
Portland Press Herald· 7 days agoManchester United’s head coach Erik ten Hag celebrates with the trophy after winning the English FA...
Super commuter touts 4-state-long commute to NYC: I'm making 'Manhattan money' with low living costs
FOX Business· 5 days agoKyle Rice, a paramedic and father of two who works for a tech company in Manhattan, explained his...
Fed’s $1 trillion pile of paper losses are turning into actual losses — with more in sight
Market Watch· 1 day agoThe longer rates stay high, however, the harder it will be for the Fed to repair its balance sheet....
LaSalle, PGIM, Origin Selling West Loop Apartment Properties
The Real Deal· 3 days agoBigtime real estate funds are shopping West Loop apartment towers in Chicago at a time when high-end...
Forbes Daily: The Motives Behind Some Return-To-Office Mandates
Forbes· 4 days agoIf you’ve ever wondered whether return-to-the-office mandates are really layoffs in disguise, a new...
12 Budget Hacks to Beat Inflation
CNET· 3 days agoA new CNET study found the vast majority (95%) of US adults have experienced sticker shock at today’s prices, and 93% are worried about how high prices...
Opinion | The Great Interest Rate Debate
New York Times· 3 days agoMr. Krugman is an Opinion columnist. The Fed meets Tuesday and Wednesday to talk about interest rates, which many voters are really frustrated about....
Fed's $1 trillion pile of paper losses are turning into actual losses - with more in sight
Morningstar· 2 days agoThe Federal Reserve's roughly $1 trillion pile of paper losses stemming from its underwater securities holdings have begun to turn into more than $100 billion in actual losses, with no relief ...
A $669B debt wave is looming as apartment rents take a turn - The Business Journals
The Business Journals· 2 days agoThe U.S. multifamily market has slowed — in some markets, considerably — since its Covid-19 pandemic heyday, resulting in questions about whether billions in debt tied to the sector could be ...