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1 week ago | 
fa-mag.com | Alice Kantor |Dina Katgara
IE University has come a long way since a small group of entrepreneurs gathered in the twilight of the Franco era to hatch a plan for modernizing business education in Spain. The college these days regularly appears near the top of rankings for Europe’s best MBA programs and touts itself as among the first schools to have offered the degree online.
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1 week ago | 
bloomberg.com | Alice Kantor |Dina Katgara
IE University’s New York City campus at 64 Wooster Street. (Bloomberg) -- IE University has come a long way since a small group of entrepreneurs gathered in the twilight of the Franco era to hatch a plan for modernizing business education in Spain. The college these days regularly appears near the top of rankings for Europe’s best MBA programs and touts itself as among the first schools to have offered the degree online.
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1 month ago | 
seattletimes.com | Patrick Clark |Dina Katgara
A developer of residential towers in New York, Miami and Los Angeles is embarking on a new venture, with plans to spend more than $1 billion converting cruise ships into luxury condos on the seas. Russell Galbut, managing principal of developer Crescent Heights, struck a $230 million deal with Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings Ltd. for a long-term lease on his first ship.
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1 month ago | 
bloomberg.com | Dina Katgara |Patrick Clark
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1 month ago | 
crainsnewyork.com | Natalie Wong |Dina Katgara
Two Manhattan office buildings are trading hands at a steep discount as lenders look to cut their losses. Empire Capital Holdings agreed to buy the properties — at 229 W. 36th St. and 256 W. 38th St. — for less than $50 million, according to people familiar with the matter. That price would be at least 68% below the roughly $157 million the buildings last sold for, in 2017.
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1 month ago | 
news.bloombergtax.com | Natalie Wong |Dina Katgara
Two Manhattan office buildings are trading hands at a steep discount as lenders look to cut their losses. Empire Capital Holdings agreed to buy the properties — at 229 W. 36th St. and 256 W. 38th St. — for less than $50 million, according to people familiar with the matter. That price would be at least 68% below the roughly $157 million the buildings last sold for, in 2017.
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1 month ago | 
bloomberg.com | Natalie Wong |Dina Katgara
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1 month ago | 
news.bloombergtax.com | Ann Choi |Natalie Wong |Dina Katgara |Demetrios Pogkas |Marie Patino
On a two-mile stretch of Washington, DC, lies evidence of the pain coming for the already beleaguered US commercial real estate market. The Trump administration’s Department of Government Efficiency says it has canceled at least four leases in the area. Another three buildings nearby rank among the government’s most expensive office leases expiring this year — making them potential targets for cuts.
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1 month ago | 
fa-mag.com | Claire Ballentine |Dina Katgara
Don’t get confused, taxes are due. The Trump administration has said its goal is to “abolish” the Internal Revenue Service, the US agency responsible for tax collection. But that doesn’t mean you can skip filing your 2024 income taxes. Wealth advisers say taxpayers should prepare their documents — as they’ve always done — and that there is few changes ahead of the April 15 deadline. Most notably, it might be easier to file.
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1 month ago | 
bloomberg.com | Claire Ballentine |Dina Katgara
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