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The developers will spend $10B to transform what was once the state's largest coal-burning plant.

Thousands of K-12 students displaced by the Palisades wildfire will occupy 200K square feet in the city.

The brand, which operates TurboTax and Credit Karma, will take floors five through seven.

It plans to focus on data centers across Europe, North America, and Asia Pacific.

Already, it has paid back one of the property's $168 million loan.

Landlords offer 100-square-foot “tech dorms” with shared kitchens and bathrooms for $1,000 a month.

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent described the program as very important.

The anticipated move led to a KBRA downgrade.