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Comcast is changing channels. The advertising sales and technology division of the telecommunications and media giant signed a 141,000-square-foot lease at BDT & MSD Partners’ 1540 Broadway in Times Square. The deal comes as the owner and property manager GFP Real Estate are pouring $150 million into renovating the 907,000-square-foot tower, formerly known as the…
Soybeans Extend Gains to Tuesday’s Close
Soybeans posted gains of 11 ½ to 14 cents across the board on Tuesday. The cmdtyView national average Cash Bean price was up 13 1/4 cents at $12.01. Soymeal futures were steady to $1.10 higher on the day, with Soy Oil back up 39 to 101 points. USDA reported a private export sale of 132,000 MT of soybeans…
BXP Putting 7 Times Square Ground Lease on the Market
BXP is trying its hand at a nine-figure deal in the heart of Manhattan. Owen Thomas’ firm is seeking to sell the ground lease tied to 7 Times Square, the Commercial Observer reported. BXP is reportedly expected to ask between $700 million and $750 million for the 1.2 million-square-foot property. What’s unclear is whether or…
Canada trade war could push inflation higher: Fed official
A trade fight with inflationary weight The standoff intensified Saturday when the US began imposing 50% tariffs on Canadian products after negotiators failed to strike a deal. US Trade Representative Jamieson Greer confirmed no new talks were scheduled. Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney responded with plans for retaliatory tariffs, targeting steel, dairy, appliances, agricultural equipment, pulp, paper, and…
Alphabet Will Spend as Much as $205 Billion This Year. The Depreciation Bill Starts Landing in 2027.
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Gen Z wallet decoded: Bills, groceries and food eat up over 70% of spending | Personal Finance
India’s salaried Gen Z may have a reputation for prioritising experiences, subscriptions and lifestyle spending, but their wallets tell a rather different story. More than 70% of the monthly spending of salaried Gen Z workers goes towards everyday living expenses and recurring financial commitments, with bills, groceries, financial services, shopping and food…
