Summerlin developer Howard Hughes Holdings rejected hedge-fund magnate Bill Ackman’s offer to buy $900 million of stock and take charge of the company.

The big sports network is walking away from the national pastime, accelerating baseball's need to cope with the demise of the TV economy that fueled its growth for decades.

The board of directors for the developer of master-planned communities called the $90-per-share offer from Pershing Square ...

Howard Hughes Holdings has rejected Pershing Square Capital Management’s latest bid to merge with the commercial real estate ...

The real estate company entered a standstill agreement with Bill Ackman’s investment fund to allow more time to explore ...

Howard Hughes Holdings' (NYSE:HHH) special committee enters talks with Pershing Square Capital Management after deeming Bill ...

Howard Hughes Holdings Inc. (NYSE: HHH) (the "Company" or "HHH") announced that the Special Committee of its Board of Directors (the "Special ...

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