Fog Cutter Capital Group Inc.'s Fatburger unit has announced the opening of its first Middle East restaurant at The Dubai Mall in the most populous city of the United Arab Emirates.

General Growth Properties Inc. has received a two-week extension on mortgage loans totaling $900 million, as the troubled shopping mall owner works to stave off bankruptcy and negotiate longer-term extensions with lenders.

The mortgages cover two malls, Fashion Show and Palazzo, located in Las Vegas, the company said late Sunday.

General Growth Properties said last month it faced solvency trouble and might seek bankruptcy if it couldn't refinance or extend the nearly $1 billion in debt coming due. The company hired law firm Sidley Austin as an adviser as it struggles to refinance its staggering debt amid the economic downturn.

Acid attacks are commonly used to terrorise and subjugate women in many parts of Asia, including Pakistan, the New York Times has said.

HAGERSTOWN, Md.- Ring-a-ling. Hear them ring? No? Then you must be at Valley Mall in Hagerstown, where the Salvation Army was asked to mute its famous bells.

POCATELLO, Idaho - Real estate agents and government officials in southeastern Idaho are sparring over a proposal in Bannock County that would allow large-scale communities on unincorporated land often miles ...

Petaling Jaya: IOI Corp Bhd forfeited its deposit of RM73.36mil after it aborted plans to acquire Menara Citibank for RM586.73mil. In a statement to Bursa Malaysia yesterday, IOI Corp said the share sale and ...

Timeshare developer Bluegreen Corp. on Tuesday told the Florida Agency for Workforce Innovation that it will lay off 182 employees in January.

News 4 Investigates takes a look at a mortgage option that's being advertised more and more: reverse mortgages.

Shares of real estate investment trusts were mixed Tuesday, after a Goldman Sachs analyst said he remains cautious on the sector and made several ratings changes.

Home sales soared 118.9 percent in the Los Angeles area in October, compared with the same period a year ago, while the median home price fell 32.2 percent to $366,520, according to figures released today.