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JPMorgan and GoldenTree Lend $525 Million for Brooklyn Development
JPMorgan Chase & Co. and GoldenTree Asset Management financed a $525 million construction loan for a development along the Williamsburg waterfront in Brooklyn.
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The Best Real Estate Moves for Buyers, Sellers and Renters in 2026
The US housing market might get more affordable next year
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Coding-for-Preschoolers Firm Files Bankruptcy After Covid Boom
An education company that helps children as young as three learn to code filed for bankruptcy, blaming an expansion strategy that outpaced its ability to turn a profit.
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Mortgage Rates in US Slip Slightly, Holding Close to 2025 Lows
Mortgage rates in the US ticked lower this week.
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How Much Lower Will the Bank of England Go?
The Bank rate is now down to 3.75%. It’s not clear how much further it can go in 2026.
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How to Trade Options
The US options market is heading for a sixth straight year of record volume amid a boom in retail trading.
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Swiss Watch Exports Fell in November Before US Tariff Reprieve
Swiss watch exports fell for a fourth month as companies waited for the US agreement to ease punitive import tariffs to take effect.
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Chime Joins Firms Matching Worker ‘Trump Account’ Contributions
Chime Financial Inc. will match the US government’s contributions to investment accounts for children of the financial-technology company’s eligible employees.
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Medline IPO Is Needed Win for PE Backers After 2021 Buyout
When the Mills family sold Medline Inc. to private equity in one of the largest leveraged buyouts ever, the $32 billion deal seemed the apotheosis of a Covid economy defined by low interest rates and stratospheric valuations.
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‘Trump Accounts’ for Kids Get Another Billionaire Boost. What to Know.
A new savings vehicle, dubbed “Trump accounts,” is designed to help the rising generation of American children build wealth into adulthood.