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Citadel plans to break ground on a 1.7 million-square-foot headquarters project in the third quarter of 2025.
Ken Griffin Reveals Plans for Citadel’s Miami Headquarters
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Top bankers weigh in frequently on issues from immigration to tariffs but almost never contribute directly to presidential campaigns.
Big-Bank CEOs Like to Wield Influence—Except in Presidential Politics
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Russia struck sites across Ukraine with one of its largest missile attacks of the war, prompting calls from Kyiv for Western allies to help Ukraine strike back.
Missile Barrage on Ukraine Prompts Calls to Lift Restrictions on Striking Inside Russia
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The only reward for paying your rent used to be a place to live. Now landlords are offering credit-card-style incentives, Katherine Hamilton writes. Traditional concessions include a month or two of free rent or a discount on utilities, but monthly rewards offer a new format. Some rental-rewards companies, like Stake, offer cash back. With Piñata Rent, people accrue and cash in points for home goods, gift cards and other products from merchants including Amazon, CVS Health, Target and Walmart. Many companies say renters can count rental payments toward their credit scores. Given the high cost of rent, tenants say even small rewards can affect their decisions about where to live. About 12 million renters spent more than half their income on housing as of 2022, a Harvard University report this year said. Turning people’s biggest expense into a loyalty program may take a tiny bit of the sting out of paying rent. Today, there are more than two million renters across the U.S. getting rewards for paying rent on time and signing or renewing leases. A return on rent is better than nothing, but these prizes are relatively tiny compared with the cost of rent. They’re also generally worth less than the more conventional incentives landlords offer. Would you be more likely to rent from a landlord that offered rewards? 🔗 Read more: https://lnkd.in/geijFXvj
Pay Your Rent, Get 2% Cash Back: Landlords Join Craze for Rewards
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Heard on the Street: Falling prices for used luxury watches suggest that a recovery in firsthand sales will take a long time.
Crypto Bros Aren’t Flipping Watches. That Is an Issue for Luxury Brands.
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Institutions such as Cornell University and Columbia University are letting professors decide the extent to which tools like OpenAI’s ChatGPT are allowed in coursework.
Inside Universities’ Love-Hate Relationship With ChatGPT
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The two presidential campaigns, at the conventions and in other messages, have offered far different visions of what it is to be American.
Campaign Lays Bare Debate Over What It Means to Be a ‘Real American’
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Exclusive: A group of lenders set to take over Red Lobster have tapped a recent chief executive of P.F. Chang’s to run the struggling seafood restaurant chain.
Red Lobster Set to Bring on Past P.F. Chang’s Leader as CEO
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Classical ballet shoes are known for being hard on feet. But adopt comfier new designs? That’s kick-starting drama in the dance world, where some purists say suffering is part of the art.
Less Painful Ballet Shoes Are Here. Some Dancers Refuse to Use Them.
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