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Starwood Capital Group, led by Barry Sternlicht, is exploring a sale of more than 2,000 single-family rental homes.

A mining-focused investment bank carved out of Sprott Inc. is mulling an expansion into debt advisory.

Health-care startup Thirty Madison, the company behind men’s hair loss medication ‘Keeps’ and other treatments, has acquired patient records of bankrupt birth control provider The Pill Club.

The Chilean central bank’s plan to boost its depleted foreign currency reserves by 25% has roiled the peso and thrown an extra element of uncertainty into monetary policy.

Bunge Ltd.’s deal to buy Glencore-backed Viterra will create an agriculture giant that’s likely to face antitrust scrutiny in Argentina, the world’s largest exporter of soy products.

A group of investors led by a family office are raising a $30 million fund to allow Brazilians to tap into the US real estate market in the fast-growing Sun Belt.

New Zealand is tightening rules on forest planting to exert more control on the amount of farmland being converted for either logging or carbon offset.

New Zealand’s economy may have contracted for a second consecutive quarter, putting it into recession sooner than the central bank expected.

The Bank of England was the first major central bank to start raising interest rates. Money markets are betting it may be the last to stop.

Instant Brands, maker of the Instant Pot pressure cooker and Pyrex glassware, filed for bankruptcy on Monday after high interest rates and the pandemic’s gnarled supply chain drained its cash, making its debts unsustainable.