Home Partners in Blackstone Are More Corporate Landlords Than Home Financiers

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Apple ceo tim cook's latest pay package comes to 99 million dollars. A leading shareholder advisory group wants apple investors to vote no on Cook's pay. Mark vandervile: If four out of five home partners customers remain renters, that means home partners are really more corporate landlords than home financiers.

The Federal Reserve’s latest meeting minutes show it would be willing to tighten monetary policy quickly if US inflation does not come under control, and the EU’s top court has opened the way for Brussels to withhold funding from member states for violations of the rule of law. Plus, the FT’s Mark Vandevelde explains how Blackstone’s rent-to-buy business is working out.

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Fed prepared to tighten policy more aggressively if inflation persists

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EU court ruling opens way for Brussels to act against Hungary and Poland

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