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Hudson's Bay Sells Leases Amidst Legal Battles
Hudson's Bay Co. secured court approval to sell six leases for over $5 million, but faces opposition to a larger $69.1 million deal with Weihong Liu for 25 leases, amid its bankruptcy proceedings; the situation highlights disputes between Hudson's Bay, its creditors, and landlords.
Hudson's Bay Sells Leases Amidst Legal Battles
Hudson's Bay Co. secured court approval to sell six leases for over $5 million, but faces opposition to a larger $69.1 million deal with Weihong Liu for 25 leases, amid its bankruptcy proceedings; the situation highlights disputes between Hudson's Bay, its creditors, and landlords.
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44% Bias Score


Abelló's 2024 Earnings Decrease Despite Linneo Health Investment
Spanish businessman Juan Abelló's Nueva Compañía de Inversiones earned €126.7 million in 2024, a 22% decrease from 2023 due to decreased revenue (€245.2 million) and the sale of stakes in Alphabet and Aston Martin; however, he increased his stake in Linneo Health to 50.8%, taking control of the comp...
Abelló's 2024 Earnings Decrease Despite Linneo Health Investment
Spanish businessman Juan Abelló's Nueva Compañía de Inversiones earned €126.7 million in 2024, a 22% decrease from 2023 due to decreased revenue (€245.2 million) and the sale of stakes in Alphabet and Aston Martin; however, he increased his stake in Linneo Health to 50.8%, taking control of the comp...
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44% Bias Score


Koç Holding Acquires Göcek Marinas for $160 Million
Koç Holding's Tek-Art is acquiring Göcek's Village Port and Exclusive Port marinas, including hotels, from Yıldız Holding and Sağlam İnşaat for \$160 million, pending regulatory approvals and lease terminations.
Koç Holding Acquires Göcek Marinas for $160 Million
Koç Holding's Tek-Art is acquiring Göcek's Village Port and Exclusive Port marinas, including hotels, from Yıldız Holding and Sağlam İnşaat for \$160 million, pending regulatory approvals and lease terminations.
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China Economists Urge Fiscal Stimulus Amid Property Market Weakness
Economists are urging China to implement fiscal stimulus measures, including a potential 2 trillion yuan national real estate stabilization fund, to address a weak property market and local government debt, impacting the country's economic growth after a 5.3 percent increase in the first half of 202...
China Economists Urge Fiscal Stimulus Amid Property Market Weakness
Economists are urging China to implement fiscal stimulus measures, including a potential 2 trillion yuan national real estate stabilization fund, to address a weak property market and local government debt, impacting the country's economic growth after a 5.3 percent increase in the first half of 202...
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US Housing Market Sees Significant Rise in Active Listings
From June 2024 to June 2025, 91 out of the 100 largest US metropolitan areas saw an increase in active housing listings, with Durham, NC leading the way with a 37.4% rise, impacting affordability and market dynamics.
US Housing Market Sees Significant Rise in Active Listings
From June 2024 to June 2025, 91 out of the 100 largest US metropolitan areas saw an increase in active housing listings, with Durham, NC leading the way with a 37.4% rise, impacting affordability and market dynamics.
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44% Bias Score


Greece to Utilize 80% of Armed Forces' Assets for Personnel Housing
The Greek Ministry of National Defence plans to utilize 80% of its property to address personnel housing needs through a new fund (TAEΘA) and agency (FAAED), aiming to construct 1,059 properties by 2026, resolving a decades-long issue while facing opposition concerns about transparency and privatiza...
Greece to Utilize 80% of Armed Forces' Assets for Personnel Housing
The Greek Ministry of National Defence plans to utilize 80% of its property to address personnel housing needs through a new fund (TAEΘA) and agency (FAAED), aiming to construct 1,059 properties by 2026, resolving a decades-long issue while facing opposition concerns about transparency and privatiza...
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Hudson's Bay Seeks Court Approval for $69.1M Lease Sale Amidst Contract Disputes
Hudson's Bay Co. seeks court approval to sell 25 store leases to B.C. billionaire Weihong (Ruby) Liu for $69.1 million, despite prior contract disputes, to open "Ruby Liu" department stores in Ontario, Alberta, and British Columbia, creating about 1,800 jobs and generating $4.7 million in monthly re...

Hudson's Bay Seeks Court Approval for $69.1M Lease Sale Amidst Contract Disputes
Hudson's Bay Co. seeks court approval to sell 25 store leases to B.C. billionaire Weihong (Ruby) Liu for $69.1 million, despite prior contract disputes, to open "Ruby Liu" department stores in Ontario, Alberta, and British Columbia, creating about 1,800 jobs and generating $4.7 million in monthly re...
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Canadian Developers Urge Easing of Foreign Investment Restrictions to Avert Housing Crisis
Major Canadian housing developers are urging governments to loosen restrictions on foreign investment to combat a severe industry downturn, characterized by project halts, layoffs, and price drops, warning of a future price surge due to reduced supply; they propose a model restricting investment in ...

Canadian Developers Urge Easing of Foreign Investment Restrictions to Avert Housing Crisis
Major Canadian housing developers are urging governments to loosen restrictions on foreign investment to combat a severe industry downturn, characterized by project halts, layoffs, and price drops, warning of a future price surge due to reduced supply; they propose a model restricting investment in ...
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60% Bias Score

China Economists Urge Fiscal Stimulus Amid Property Market Weakness
Economists advocate for a 2 trillion yuan ($278.8 billion) national fund and local government debt restructuring to counter weak property market performance and fiscal strain, impacting China's economic recovery.

China Economists Urge Fiscal Stimulus Amid Property Market Weakness
Economists advocate for a 2 trillion yuan ($278.8 billion) national fund and local government debt restructuring to counter weak property market performance and fiscal strain, impacting China's economic recovery.
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40% Bias Score

China Economists Urge $278.8B Stimulus to Counter Property Market Weakness
Economists urge China to implement a 2 trillion yuan ($278.8 billion) national fund and debt restructuring to counter a weak property market and local government debt, impacting its 5 percent full-year GDP growth target.

China Economists Urge $278.8B Stimulus to Counter Property Market Weakness
Economists urge China to implement a 2 trillion yuan ($278.8 billion) national fund and debt restructuring to counter a weak property market and local government debt, impacting its 5 percent full-year GDP growth target.
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44% Bias Score

European Rent Prices in 2025: London Highest, Athens Lowest
A Deutsche Bank report reveals that London had the highest average monthly rent (€5,088) for a three-bedroom city center apartment in 2025 among 28 European cities, while Athens had the lowest (€1,080); rent increases between 2020 and 2025 varied widely, with Istanbul seeing a 206% surge.

European Rent Prices in 2025: London Highest, Athens Lowest
A Deutsche Bank report reveals that London had the highest average monthly rent (€5,088) for a three-bedroom city center apartment in 2025 among 28 European cities, while Athens had the lowest (€1,080); rent increases between 2020 and 2025 varied widely, with Istanbul seeing a 206% surge.
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40% Bias Score

US Housing Market Sales to Plunge to 30-Year Low in 2024
The US housing market is experiencing a sharp decline in sales, projected to reach a 30-year low of four million transactions in 2024 due to high mortgage rates (averaging 6.7 percent in 2025), elevated prices (a 52 percent increase since May 2019), economic uncertainty, and a shortage of available ...

US Housing Market Sales to Plunge to 30-Year Low in 2024
The US housing market is experiencing a sharp decline in sales, projected to reach a 30-year low of four million transactions in 2024 due to high mortgage rates (averaging 6.7 percent in 2025), elevated prices (a 52 percent increase since May 2019), economic uncertainty, and a shortage of available ...
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48% Bias Score
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