The U.S. may be “the best place to hide and launder ill-gotten gains,” according to Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen.

Duquesne Family Office sold about $274 million of Alphabet Inc. shares and $121 million of Carvana Co., ditching both stocks entirely as of March 31.

A quick history lesson suggests that an economic slowdown might not be too terrible.

DivcoWest, led by founder and Chief Executive Officer Stuart Shiff, had more than $16.2 billion in assets under management. But the discussion could end without a deal.

India’s housing market saw a strong rebound and the country’s office property market is benefiting from more hiring in startups.

The departure carries huge symbolic as well as economic weight because the fast-food chain was one of the first Western brands to set up shop in Russia in 1990.

The firm is boosting its private-banking services outside of the U.S. as part of a strategy to increase share globally.