Steven Roth

Two anonymous office buildings have provided Donald Trump with massive windfalls in the past. Here’s why he shouldn’t count on them for cash now.

Today we look at Donald Trump's businesses and legal concerns.

A close examination of the former president’s business shows that Trump was as blindsided by inflation as the Biden administration.

Developer and the home’s latest owner Steven Roth has listed the home that once belonged to Bernie Madoff for $22.5 million. The Hamptons home is located in the sought-after town of Montauk.

The 118-year old retail brand may be entering bankruptcy. JCPenney is an example of a brand that fell into decline by embracing some common marketing tendencies for trouble.

Sanders, currently in second place in the Hawkeye state, has refused all donations from billionaires.

New WeWork CEO Sandeep Mathrani is a retail real estate veteran who has tackled turnarounds before, but this could be his toughest fixer-upper.

He is now the 275th-richest person in America, by our count—16 spots lower than a year ago.

The president’s largest holding is a $900 million stake in two buildings that don’t have his name on them. It’s an arrangement that some of his tenants aren’t even aware of, and one that he tried his best to torpedo.

While several of Trump's properties—particularly those in midtown Manhattan—remain in a slump, things are looking pretty sunny in California.

When Broadway producer Daryl Roth and her husband, Steven Roth, chairman of Vornado Realty Trust, bought Madoff's home for $9.4 million in 2009, they worked the kind of magic that buckets of money coupled with Manhattan’s most in-demand designer can achieve. They listed it this week for $21 million.

The world's billionaires. In Trump they trust.

The GSA had planned to announce the location and developer of the new FBI HQ today, but that announcement has been pushed back as it awaits appropriations

Bisnow Richard LeFrak and Steve Roth, two of the wealthiest men in real estate and longtime associates of President-elect Donald Trump, have been tapped to head "a council of builders and engineers" who will oversee Donald Trump's plan to invest $1 trillion in U.S. infrastructure, the Wall Street Journal reports. Trump's infrastructure promises [...]

Badly in need of a transformative strategy, Ron Johnson was named  Myron Ullman’s successor by the JC Penney board under the thumbs of activist investors Steven Roth and William Ackman. Rather than preside over a long overdue and orderly overhaul, however, he, in fact set the company on fire. JC [...]

Sydney Finkelstein, the Steven Roth Professor of Management at the Tuck School of Business at Dartmouth College, published "Why Smart Executives Fail" 8 years ago. In it, he shared some of his research on what over 50 former high-flying companies - like Enron, Tyco, WorldCom, Rubbermaid, and Schwinn - did to become [...]