A growing group of lenders are looking to unload hundreds of millions of dollars of souring hotel loans. Teams hired to sell the portfolios say it's just the beginning of a surge in activity.

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The trickle of deals could increase to billions of dollars of distressed debt sales as lenders seek to cut ties with bad loans in the lodging sector.
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A growing group of lenders are looking to unload hundreds of millions of dollars of souring hotel loans. Teams hired to sell the portfolios say it's just the beginning of a surge in activity.

A growing group of lenders are looking to unload hundreds of millions of dollars of souring hotel loans. Teams hired to sell the portfolios say it's just the beginning of a surge in activity.

Daniel Geiger | The trickle of deals could increase to billions of dollars of distressed debt sales as lenders seek to cut ties with bad loans in the lodging sector.

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More than 4,800 startups that applied for federal PPP loans in the coronavirus-led shutdown had raised venture funding in the last 2 years

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Revenue for Google's Waze fell by 60% as a fallout of the coronavirus. Here's the pitch deck it is using to woo advertisers back.

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'Hamilton' creator Lin-Manuel Miranda's best advice for juggling projects, meeting deadlines, and never throwing away your shot

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May Teng | The composer, actor, rapper, playwright, and father knows a thing or two about getting his work done.

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Here are the 9 health-tech startups that got coronavirus stimulus loans to keep workers employed during the pandemic

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Here's why IBM is buying a Brazilian software automation startup, adding fuel to a hot market that even Microsoft is trying to buy its way into

Here's why IBM is buying a Brazilian software automation startup, adding fuel to a hot market that even Microsoft is trying to buy its way into

Joe Williams,Benjamin Pimentel | IBM said Wednesday it is acquiring WDG Automation, a Brazilian automation company, highlighting the growing importance of robotic process automation.

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