American Realty Inks $3.1B Deal, Becomes No. 2 Net-Lease Trust
American Realty Properties agreed to buy American Realty Trust for about $3.1 billion to grow its net-lease assets.
GE Capital Sells $1.3B Worth of Assets
American Realty agreed to pay $807 million for a portfolio of GE Capital properties comprised primarily of restaurants.
Bank of America Unloads Some Commercial Mortgage Servicing Rights to KeyCorp
Bank of America has sold a chunk of its $110 billion commercial mortgage servicing rights portfolio to Keycorp for an undisclosed amount.
Justice Department won't challenge deal combining travel booking sites Expedia and Orbitz
The Justice Department says it won't challenge travel booking site Expedia's $1.3 billion purchase of competitor Orbitz, saying the deal is unlikely to hurt competitors or consumers.
Blackstone to buy real estate investment trust Strategic Hotels in $3.93 billion deal
The private equity firm Blackstone will buy real estate investment trust Strategic Hotels & Resorts Inc. in a cash deal valued at $3.93 billion.
US Justice Department sues to block sale of GE's appliance business to Electrolux
The U.S. government is suing to stop Electrolux from buying General Electric's appliance division, saying the combined company would dominate sales of kitchen appliances to customers like home builders, property managers, hotels, and governments.
Billionaire Kerkorian who shaped modern Las Vegas led life behind scenes
The monolithic hotel casinos that billionaire Kirk Kerkorian built on the sparkling Las Vegas Strip spoke for themselves.
Onex Corp. to sell Tropicana Las Vegas hotel and casino Penn National Gaming for $360 million
The Tropicana hotel and casino in Las Vegas is being sold for $360 million.
Co-owners of Orange County Register owner Freedom Communications give up executive duties
The co-owners of Freedom Communications and its flagship newspaper, the Orange County Register, have resigned all executive duties, two years after buying the company and pushing through sweeping changes.
Buyer: Revel says it has 'many purchasers' for the shuttered Atlantic City casino
A Florida developer trying to salvage a deal to buy Atlantic City's former Revel casino says the casino's owner told him it has "many" buyers for it.
Online travel company Expedia buying Orbitz Worldwide for about $1.33 billion
Expedia is buying rival online travel site Orbitz for approximately $1.33 billion.
Hilton closes on $1.95B sale of Waldorf Astoria New York to Chinese insurer Anbang
Hilton has completed the $1.95 billion sale of the Waldorf Astoria to a Chinese insurance company.
Starwood Hotels & Resorts will spin off its timeshare business into separate, public company.
Starwood Hotels is spinning off its 22 timeshare resorts into a separate, publicly traded company.
Nightclub developer Hakkasan says it will be biggest in Vegas with The Light Group purchase
One purveyor of swanky Las Vegas Strip nightlife is buying another in a $36 million deal announced Tuesday.
MGM Resorts to sell Gold Strike Hotel & Gambling Hall to Herbst family
MGM Resorts says it plans to sell the Gold Strike Hotel & Gambling Hall to a company owned by members of the Herbst family.
Norwegian plans to buy luxury cruise operator Prestige in a deal worth about $3 billion
Norwegian Cruise Line is getting into the luxury cruise business by acquiring Prestige Cruises International in a deal worth about $3 billion.
Inland American Real Estate Trust plans to spin off its lodging subsidiary
Inland American Real Estate is spinning off its lodging subsidiary into a separate and publicly traded company.
Dole Shares Soar as CEO Reveals Buyout Offer Valued at $1.5B
CEO David Murdock offered to buy Dole at $12 per share in cash, an offer that gives the company a value of about $1.5 billion, including debt.
Report: Starwood Hotels Reaches Out to Potential Bidders
Starwood Hotels & Resorts Worldwide Inc has reached out to potential bidders, including InterContinental Hotels Group Plc and Wyndham Worldwide Corp, after deciding to explore a sale, according to people familiar with the matter.
Burger King CEO Says Merger Not Tax Driven
Burger King’s CEO said the decision to merge with Canadian firm Tim Hortons was not an effort to avoid U.S. corporate taxes by moving the fast-food giant’s headquarters north of the U.S. border.