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MIAMI-The port of Miami is currently selling a record $389 million of debt to help boost its cargo business in preparation with the widening of the Panama Canal.
MIAMI-Fresh from the team's opening day victory over the Cleveland Browns on Sunday, Miami Dolphins owner Stephen Ross on Monday said he is prepared to improve his offer to help fund renovations at Sun Life Stadium.
CHICAGO-Prompted by a request from the Illinois Casino Gaming Association, the Illinois Gaming Board will hear arguments next week on a proposal to allow the state's 10 casinos to operate seven days a week, 24 hours a day.
WHITE PLAINS-Westchester County's Local Development Corp. approved bond financing of up to $108 million on Monday evening to help finance an expansion and renovation project at White Plains Hospital.
PHILADELPHIA-While Wynn Philadelphia officials say that some artifacts from the storied Dyottville Glass Works may lie beneath a portion of its proposed casino site, a noted archaeologist says that Native American artifacts may lie underground there as well.
MADISON, NJ-Next month will mark the one-year anniversary that Realogy Holdings Corp. completed a $1.2-billion public offering. The real estate brokerage conglomerate has turned around its fortunes that during the recession looked bleak.
RYE BROOK, NY-HFF reports that it has arranged the $72.5-million refinance of the iconic 232,000-square-foot Rye Ridge Shopping Center, Plaza and South, here.
NEW YORK CITY-A spokesman for the developer of a proposed 1,350-foot luxury condo tower on West 57th Street that is now in the approval process hopes to break ground early next year on the project that will rise 100 feet higher than the Empire State Building.
NEW YORK CITY-Some residents and politicians hailing from the Upper East Side are rallying against a high-rise Memorial Sloan Kettering cancer center here.