‘Crazy Golf’ Is Coming to Las Vegas and Dubai
A 40,000-square-foot street food, drinks and miniature golf venue from Swingers will open in MGM’s Mandalay Bay next year.
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USC Star Quarterback Caleb Williams Backs Women-Focused Sports Fund Monarch
University of Southern California star quarterback Caleb Williams is vying to be much more than a premier pick in next year’s National Football League draft.
KKR Trust Eyes Foreclosing on Offices Co-Owned by Goldman
A Silicon Valley office complex co-owned by Goldman Sachs Group Inc. may face foreclosure by a KKR & Co. real estate trust that loaned $200 million to the property.
Deutsche Bank’s Rising Costs Take Shine Off Trading Beat
Deutsche Bank AG Chief Executive Officer Christian Sewing said he’s optimistic the lender can keep increasing revenue through next year, helping offset headwinds from rising costs and deteriorating credit quality.
India House Approves Controversial Bill on Forest Land Diversion
The lower house of India’s parliament Wednesday approved a controversial bill that will make diversion of forest land easier for development projects, a move opposed by environmentalists.
UK Treasury Warns Banks to ‘Learn’ From NatWest Rose’s Departure
The UK Treasury warned Britain’s banks to heed the lessons of the departure of NatWest Group Plc Chief Executive Officer Alison Rose, telling executives to respect their customers’ freedom of expression.
Deep-Sea Researchers Probe Mystery of Record Ocean Heat
A brutal marine heat wave in the North Atlantic ocean and record-low ice levels in Antarctica have prompted lively debate in the scientific community.
Manhattan Prepares to Sizzle in US’s Extreme Heat: Weather Watch
Hot temperatures spreading to the northeast US are on Bloomberg Green’s radar today.
Russian Who Allegedly Exposed US Hack Jailed for 14 Years
A Moscow court sentenced the founder of Russia’s top cybersecurity firm to 14 years in prison for treason on Wednesday.
Colombian Family Behind $12 Billion Beer Fortune Slashes Coffee Bet
One of the world’s richest families has cut its stake in coffee giant JDE Peet’s NV as it reshapes investments in the beverage sector that made its fortune.
