Month: January 2022

Sometimes an investment is too good to be true. Take Elizabeth Holmes’ health-care start-up, for example. On Monday, the founder and former CEO of Theranos was found guilty of four charges in her criminal fraud trial. Nearly a decade ago, Holmes raised $945 million from high-profile investors including the family of former Education Secretary Betsy DeVos, Rupert
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In this article 3333-HK An exterior view of China Evergrande Centre in Hong Kong, China March 26, 2018. Bobby Yip | Reuters BEIJING — Indebted property developer China Evergrande‘s contracted sales plunged last year as the real estate giant struggled to repay creditors. A filing Tuesday showed the company’s contracted sales of properties totaled 443.02
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Plenty of people make New Year’s resolutions. Bill Gates isn’t one of them. “I’ve never been a big New Year’s resolution person. I don’t have any specific goal in mind for 2022,” the 66-year-old billionaire Microsoft co-founder wrote in his annual end-of-year blog post last month. “But what I do hope is that next year
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Hawaii’s luxury real estate market remains hotter than hot as the island lifestyle draws mainland buyers, inventory remains scant and sales prices jump. “The historic run since the summer of 2020 continues around much of the state,” said Hawaii Life’s owner, chief officer and principal broker Matt Beale.  The brokerage’s third quarter 2021 real estate market
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It is unremarkable that big technological advances usually bring about new ways of doing the same old business, or sometimes create entirely new industries. It is also unremarkable that significant technological changes often leave states scrambling to update their tax codes and regulations. What is remarkable is that it doesn’t take a great deal of
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This past year was remarkable for its deal volume, but below the surface, several trends emerged which may be instructional heading into the new year. From a growing divide of luxury coops and condos, to townhouses finding a bid, to New York City investment metrics, the prodigious deal volume in 2021 backlit these trends with
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In this article SBUX A Starbucks employee wears a facial covering while working in Dallas, Texas. Ronald Martinez | Getty Images Starbucks is readying its workforce to comply with the Biden administration’s vaccine-or-test Covid requirements for private businesses. The Occupational Safety and Health Administration is mandating that private companies with at least 100 employees enforce
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