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Investor raises $1 billion for more rental home purchases

An investor that last year bought thousands of new houses from Texas homebuilder D.R. Horton has raised $1 billion to make more rental home buys. New York-based Pretium Partners last summer bought 4,000 rental homes from Horton located in multiple U.S. markets.  
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Chicago Auto Show opens Saturday with plenty of EVs, but minus one of the Big Three

The annual Chicago Auto Show opens Saturday at McCormick Place, and for the first time in nearly a century, one of the Big Three automakers will not be there. Tightening its belt in the wake of the protracted United Auto Workers strike last fall, Stellantis decided to skip the auto show entirely, pulling its Jeep, Chrysler, Dodge, Fiat and Ram vehicles off the floor and ending the two-decade ...
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X is selling million-dollar ad packages for Super Bowl Sunday

X, the social network formerly known as Twitter, has been selling special ad packages tied to the National Football League playoffs and Super Bowl, which include video ads that run before NFL highlight videos, an effort to use the US’s most popular sporting event to lure back major advertisers.
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Disney to invest $1.5 billion in Fortnite maker Epic Games

The Walt Disney Co. said Wednesday that it will invest $1.5 billion for a stake in Epic Games, the creator of Fortnite and Gears of War, marking the company’s biggest bet so far on the video game industry as CEO Bob Iger enacts a wider plan to revive earnings.
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Spirit Airlines says it has enough liquidity to stand alone

Spirit Airlines Inc., fighting to preserve its acquisition by JetBlue Airways Corp., said revenue will increase this quarter more than analysts were expecting and that it has the liquidity needed to stand on its own even as concerns mount about its financial future.
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WA impact small as Kirkland firm RaterLabs slashes thousands of remote jobs

Feb. 7—A search engine rating firm with offices in Kirkland will sack nearly 3,700 remote employees after losing a major contract with Google, but only a dozen of the affected workers live in Washington. On Tuesday, RaterLabs notified the state it was laying off 3,657 workers effective April 6, according to the state Employment Security Department. Although the initial notice didn't say where ...
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New York Times falls on subscriber miss, weak ad sales

 New York Times Co. shares fell as much as 10%, the biggest intraday loss since June 2022, after the publisher reported fourth quarter advertising sales that were less than the company expected and subscriber numbers missed Wall Street estimates.