Beijing Regulators Force Anbang, A Major U.S. CRE Investor, To Temporarily Pause Overseas Investment

Chinese regulators have pumped the brakes on the Anbang's overseas investment activity to scrutinize how the firm is raising capital for foreign investment.

What The Parties Are Missing In The U.K.'s Election Debate About Housing

General Election Housing Manifestos

Update: Lidl Opens Its First Wave Of U.S. Stores, Mostly In The Carolinas

Lidl has established a beachhead in the U.S., including 6 stores in North Carolina.

The 5 Best And 5 Worst Locations For Retail In The U.K.

The five best and five worst retail locations in the U.K.

Hong Kong Investor Acquires 476-Acre Virginia Resort As First U.S. Hotel Buy

Hong Kong-based Dejia LLC made its first U.S. hotel acquisition by buying a 476-acre Leesburg resort from LaSalle Hotel Properties for $133M

Hoteliers, Retailers Could Be In Trouble As Foreign Tourists Increasingly Stay Away From The U.S.

Data suggests fewer foreigners will visit the U.S. this summer. That's bad news for luxury retailers and U.S. hoteliers.

U.S. Adds 50,000 More Jobs Than Estimated In June, Unemployment And Wages Remain Flat

The U.S. added more jobs than expected in June.

NYC Nonprofit To Become The Largest Shareholder In One Of China’s Biggest U.S. Investors

Once the nonprofit, named Hainan Cihang Charity Foundation, is up and running it will become HNA’s largest shareholder.

Plans In Motion For Toyota, Mazda To Develop $1.6B Assembly Plant In The U.S.

Toyota and Mazda will collaborate in the development of a $1.6B auto assembly plant in the U.S.

Trump Says Apple CEO Tim Cook Promised To Build 3 Manufacturing Plants In The U.S.

Trump said Apple CEO Tim Cook promised to build three big, beautiful manufacturing plants in the U.S.