SAN DIEGO — If approved by voters, Measure A, or the Non-Primary Home Tax, would create an annual tax on homes in the City of San Diego that are not a primary residence and are left vacant for more ...

Online travel companies like Hotels.com pay hotel taxes on discounted room prices, not the higher markups they charge customers — a loophole Measure TC would close. The June 2 ballot measure could ...

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Investor Bill Ackman’s Pershing Square Inc. plans to offer up to 33.12 million shares in its initial public offering, at an expected price of $50 per share. Pershing Square Inc. is a closed-end ...

TIMES SQUARE, Manhattan (WABC) -- New York City will usher in America's 250th birthday this summer in a big way. For the first time ever, the Times Square ball will drop not once, but eight times, ...

Court Square Capital Partners, a midmarket firm that originated as Citigroup’s in-house private-equity arm, closed its fifth flagship vehicle significantly above its fundraising target. The vehicle, ...

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The San Diego City Council voted 8-1 Tuesday to place a measure on the June 2 ballot that would tax empty homes in an attempt to increase the housing supply. If approved by voters, the city would ...

INDIANAPOLIS -- Arm length has been a big 2026 NFL Draft topic, and Utah's Spencer Fano figures to be one of the players at the center of that conversation after his measurements at the NFL Scouting ...

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A ballot measure to reduce lot-size requirements would open up more housing options in the suburbs, creating opportunities to build smaller, lower-cost homes. Andrew Mikula is chair of the Legalize ...