In the wake of last month’s Federal Reserve gathering, traders have been left with as many questions as answers when it comes to the fate of the central bank’s balance sheet. Next week may finally provide some clues on where the runoff goes from here.

The fate of Windstream Holdings Inc. was cast into doubt after a court ruled that the rural phone company defaulted on its bonds in 2015 by spinning off Uniti Group Inc.

Just as New Yorkers were absorbing Amazon.com Inc.’s decision to abandon a new office hub after tangling over $3 billion in tax breaks, General Electric Co. was beating a retreat in Boston, canceling plans to build an office tower and promising to return $87 million in government incentives. In Wisconsin, Taiwanese manufacturer Foxconn was backing away from promises it made in exchange for billions in incentives.

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Direct Lending Investments, which had $758 million in assets in November, said it suspended withdrawals and redemptions from its funds after a borrower defaulted on a loan that accounts for about a quarter of its capital.

Vancouver is on pace to lose its status as Canada’s second largest housing market to Montreal.

Deutsche Bank AG has decided that none of the more than $4 billion it promised to spend on consumer relief after the global mortgage crisis will go to distressed U.S. homeowners, according to a report by the monitor of the 2017 settlement.

When Sammy Musovic heard Amazon.com Inc. was coming to his Queens neighborhood, he knew what he had to do: Renovate his apartments, and get ready for the cash to roll in. Now that the tech giant has backed out, he says they owe him.

If you’re looking for a career change, you might want to consider a move to Salt Lake City, Utah for the best range of job options.

The Canadian Real Estate Association says last month was the weakest January for residential sales since 2015, with the number of transactions down four per cent nationally from last year.