Southern Glazer’s agrees to pricing restrictions in FTC settlement, official says

Southern Glazer’s agrees to pricing restrictions in FTC settlement, official says

Southern Glazer’s agrees to pricing restrictions in FTC settlement, official says
Buyer pool shrinks to a record low The number of active homebuyers in the United States fell to its lowest level on record in July according to a Redfin report. Approximately 966,752 buyers were active in the market last month (down 2.5% from June) while roughly 1,462,921 sellers remained listed, meaning there were an estimated…
News release The Prudential Regulation Authority (PRA) has today published a consultation on the internal model approach to market risk (IMA), which represents the final piece of Basel 3.1’s implementation in the UK. Under Basel 3.1’s market risk rules – often referred to as the Fundamental Review of the Trading Book – banks calculate how…
12:01 AM, 4th September 2026, 33 minutes ago Recent reforms focus on correcting perceived failures in leasehold ownership. Less attention has been paid to how these changes alter incentives, redistribute costs and reshape the economics of responsibility. This article examines how the removal of freehold value is transforming ownership from an income asset into a…
Something new is about to take off at a former Brooklyn airfield. Wikimedia Commons/Ad Meskens The National Park Service has agreed to lease 7 acres at Floyd Bennett Field, home to NYC’s first municipal airport, to an education nonprofit. Local education nonprofit Runway Green has signed a 60-year lease with the National Park Service at…
Colliers completed the $12.72 sale of 2501 Grant Avenue, a 119,728-square-foot industrial facility situated on 5.96 acres in Northeast Philadelphia. The property was acquired by 2361-2371 Welsh Acquisitions LLC. Colliers Vice Chair Rich Gorodesky, SIOR, and Vice President Adam Gorodesky, CCIM, represented the seller, Grant Equities LLC, in the disposition. 2501 Grant Avenue is occupied…
CI has received dozens of comments about the US Senate’s failure to advance the CLARITY Act. The legislation would have protected consumers while enabling innovation with defined regulatory oversight. This common-sense approach was crushed by midterm politics and the Democratic Party’s refusal to give Republicans a win before the elections. After the CLARITY Act debacle,…