Controversial 'Ground Zero Mosque' faces foreclosure
The vacant property at 49-51 Park Place in downtown Manhattan, formerly known as the 'Ground Zero Mosque' site, is facing imminent foreclosure over a $7.5 million debt.
Blueberry Funding LLC, the lender behind the foreclosure lawsuit, claims to have attempted negotiations with developer Sharif El-Gamal before resorting to legal action. [ more ]
Young people are overspending online. How social media and 'buy now, pay later' apps play a big role.
Gen Z's susceptibility to influencer marketing and targeted advertising leads to increased debt due to pressure to spend and keep up with peers. [ more ]
Troubled Crypto Exchange Zipmex Proposes to Pay Creditors 3.35 Cents on the Dollar: Bloomberg
Zipmex, a troubled cryptocurrency exchange, has proposed paying creditors 3.35 cents on the dollar in its restructuring plan.
Major creditors have pushed back against the proposals and requested a review of Zipmex's assets and liabilities.
Zipmex froze withdrawals in July 2022 after suffering losses from the collapse of the Terra ecosystem and exposure to bankrupt Celsius Network. [ more ]
Money worries creating mental health timebomb with young people
Young people are significantly more affected by money worries, impacting their mental health compared to older generations.
The cost of living crisis has led to increased reliance on credit and growing debt piles for young people, exacerbating their mental health struggles. [ more ]
Law School Brings Serious BDE (Big Diploma Energy)
Cooley Law School incurs high debt, low bar passage rates, belittled for associating with prestigious schools while boasting oversized diplomas. [ more ]