Tko Group Holdings director Nick Khan sells $1.75m in shares

An under-construction apartment building in the Financial District that is set to become one of the neighborhood’s tallest towers just scored a major new financing package. The progress on Grubb Properties’ ground-up residential construction at 8 Carlisle St. in FiDi in April Grubb Properties landed $377M in fresh financing for 8 Carlisle St., split into a $300M senior construction…

As the data center building boom fuels record electricity demand, state leaders are aiming to prevent the industry’s skyrocketing power consumption from creating higher power bills for households and businesses.  In recent weeks, a series of states have created special utility rates for data centers and advanced other measures intended to protect consumers.  Many states experiencing a flood of large-scale…

Record keepers, asset managers and tech companies spend tens of millions of dollars annually on market research and product development, looking to find the next great thing for defined contribution plans. But there are much simpler ways to determine whether a product or service category will resonate. In the $3 million to $250 million 401(k)…

Palisades Village, the high-end open‑air retail district in Pacific Palisades, will reopen Aug. 15, more than 18 months after sustaining damage in the historic fires that blazed through greater Los Angeles in January 2025. Rebuilding cost roughly $100M, according to the property’s owner and developer, Rick Caruso. Palisades Village, pictured here in September 2025, will…

Key insight: Higher numbers of bankruptcy filings may be an indicator that small businesses are feeling increasing stress amid relatively high interest rates and inflation. Supporting data: The number of filings under a part of the bankruptcy code that small businesses frequently use to reorganize their debts was 50% higher during the first six months…

The widening gap between income and spending The lowest 20% of earners saw spending rise 27% between 2021 and 2025, against disposable income growth of just 3%. The middle 60% of households — the traditional engine of the Canadian consumer economy — found that income covered just 57 cents of every new dollar they spent….