Liberty Bonds News
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What’s next after the Oscars? More Gatsby, of course. “The Great Gatsby,” featuring Leonardo DiCaprio and coming in May, will be the fourth, or by some counts the fifth or sixth, movie version of F. Scott Fitzgerald’s novel about the illusion created by false wealth in the 1920s.
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A tax-free bond program that provided below-market financing to build Goldman Sachs Group Inc.’s headquarters is expiring while New York developers say the city’s commercial real estate market still needs support.
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When the Federal Reserve’s Open Market Committee meets this afternoon, any decisions or announcements it makes will draw the attention of traders and commentators around the world.
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Larry Silverstein has formal proposals from two potential tenants for 3 World Trade Center, which if accepted would allow the developer to build the skyscraper to its full 80 stories, two people with knowledge of the negotiations said.
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In the decade since Sept. 11, Lower Manhattan has overcome antiterrorist bombast and mismanaged rebuilding to make a powerful case that cities can civilize.
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New York Liberty Development Corp., issuer of $2.6 billion in debt to help rebuild the World Trade Center, sold $650 million in tax-exempts, the most this week, as the supply of municipal securities fell to a 12-week low.
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Nina Vacratsis left Greece 64 years ago, and the old country is counting on her more than ever.
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JPMorgan Chase & Co. sold $125 million of securities linked to developer Larry Silverstein’s 7 World Trade Center in New York, refinancing debt against the building.
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At 8 Spruce Street, just east of City Hall Park in Lower Manhattan, I stared up at a 76-story wall of stainless-steel panels and bay windows that rippled and curled like a zipper run amok.
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Developer Larry Silverstein, buoyed by investor demand for the safest assets, sold $1.23 billion of tax-exempt bonds to help finance construction of 4 World Trade Center at lower yields than forecast.
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