Coronavirus - COVID-19

The number of workers who went to the office in 10 of the largest U.S. business districts fell to 26.4 percent from pre-pandemic levels in the week ended Nov. 4.

There will likely be more companies tapping credit markets amid record low borrowing costs.

Help from lenders and the CARES Act helped keep CMBS delinquencies below the prior cycle’s peak.

You'll probably be heading back to the office long before you decide to jump on a cruise.

Some commercial property sectors are still seeing increases in values during the pandemic.

Some leisure and travel firms have found ways to keep going even amid the COVID-19 travel slowdowns.

Bloomberg's Marcus Ashworth looks at how Standard Chartered is "pushing the boundaries" with how it will allow more than 40,000 employees to work from home or "near home" permanently.

A global pandemic has led to wary investors, but some deals are still moving ahead.

The Fed kept the federal funds target rate at zero to 0.25 percent range, where it has been since March.

The Dutch lender plans to cut 1,000 jobs and close all of its offices in South America and some in Asia.