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The online used-vehicle seller said it reduced inventory during the quarter because of lower demand and uncertainty around vehicle pricing.
Back-to-back refinancings allowed the Fontainebleau’s owner to cash out nearly $200 million in equity from the property. But they also left the company locked into a rigid repayment schedule — one that has become an albatross amid the Covid-19 pandemic. But taxpayers may come to the rescue.
Yes, the theme parks are open again, but thousands of employees are still sidelined in Central Florida and unsure when they will go back to their old jobs.
With eviction and foreclosure filings expected to start pouring into Florida courts, the way hearings will be conducted is going to be vastly different than before the coronavirus pandemic upended normal life. Under an emergency order from the state’s Supreme Court that largely suspended in-person proceedings, renters and homeowners will plead their cases not from inside a courtroom but, in most situations, in front of a computer screen.