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...Race Capital II, LP . . . Lifelike Capital [ridiculously minimalist website award winner] . . . ....
...The Citadel founder paid $238m for the New York apartment in the 220 Central Park South luxury condominium development....
...Section 1009(a) (ii) of the Company Guide states that it is necessary and appropriate for the protection of investors to immediately suspend trading in the Company’s common stock....
...But he added: “This long term stabilisation and development can only realistically be achieved as a private company, out of the glare of the public market and the effects of share price movement.”...
...After a frenzy of high-end condo development in Miami, the city is awash with waterfront penthouses....
...Non-bank financials “blow up” for one of three reasons, (i) credit risk, (ii) duration mismatches and (iii) and unstable funding....
...Deloitte’s move across the city’s Jana Pawla II Avenue is one of many big tenancy deals this year that have merely moved rental income from one building to another....
...CBD entered administration before merging with Florida-based BluNRGY LLC in 2015; CBD’s liabilities were placed in a creditors’ trust....
...Two works are available by Willem van de Velde II, one with the highest estimate of €120,000 to €180,000. The others are by artists such as Camille Pissarro, Pierre-Auguste Renoir and David Teniers II....
...What A three-bedroom penthouse apartment on the top floor of the Charters development, a former Grade-II listed art-deco estate. Facilities include a 24-hour concierge, pool and gym....
...Good morning New York, FT ALPHAVILLE Dark debt II: the undarkening: David cites research from Nomura that suggests China’s dark debt is not that big a deal because much of the debt is from SOEs and therefore...
...The marketing rules, which come under the Jumpstart Our Business Startups Act, are intended to encourage new business development and enable private capital raising....
...(Financial Times) (Financial Times II) Buffet’s Marmon Group, a Berkshire Hathaway company, has agreed to pay $1.1bn in cash for two units of IMI, the UK engineering group, including its drinks dispenser...
...This in itself should not be too surprising or alarming; even the most beneficial developments have unpleasant consequences that must be managed....
...The cash raised would be used to pay down debt, allowing Sandridge to fund its development plans and possibly acquire more assets in the Mississippi Lime region....
...To deal with it, companies need a “weather bureau” that tracks regulatory developments....
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