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The Dow Jones Industrials slid 199 points as signs of economic softness and a deepening impasse on the U.S. debt crisis sent investors running for cover for a fourth straight session.
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Dunkin' Brands rallied 47% in its first day of trading, indicating that investors' appetite for public offerings isn't limited to tech stocks.
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In a move to avoid the largest municipal bankruptcy in U.S. history, holders of more than $3 billion in debt issued by Jefferson County, Ala., are working on a rescue that would leave them with steep losses.
For today's splashy stock-market debut of Dunkin' Donuts, the Nasdaq stock exchange turned over its name to promote the purveyor of sweet treats.
A holder of more than 1% of E*Trade's stock plans to support another investor?s campaign to hold a shareholders meeting to push a possible shake up or sale of the company.
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Doughnut purveyor Dunkin' Brands Group pulled off an IPO debut reminiscent of a tech firm like LinkedIn.
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Dunkin' Donuts, following a planned IPO, is expected to push an expansion across the nation, escalating a coffee war with McDonald's and Starbucks.
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The estate of Lehman Brothers is ramping up sales of its property portfolio as commercial real-estate prices recover, in a move that could help creditors of the defunct investment bank.
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With investors bidding up the price of senior housing, one of Canada's biggest landlords is looking to put as much as 40% of its U.S. property, or as many as 2,900 units, on the block.
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With crunch time rapidly approaching for Jameson Inns, investors including Colony Capital and AllianceBernstein are positioning themselves to try to take control of the "value" hotel chain by buying portions of its debt.
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Related Cos. bought control of a half-built skyscraper in Chicago's downtown in a bid to restart construction on the site, people involved with the deal said.
The Apple family of real-estate funds saw sales plunge in June after a securities regulator said it was suing David Lerner Associates, the broker that markets the funds.
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When Terremark Worldwide looked for a new European data-center location, it found Amsterdam's airport city to be a natural fit. Terremark's reasons for choosing Schiphol help explain why it is emerging as one of the leading airport cities in the world.
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