General Growth Properties

Each year, any number of organizations publish lists of America's highest paid CEOs. But the real question is: How many of them can be said to have earned those gigantic pay packages. 24/7 Wall St. dug into the numbers to find out.

General Growth Properties (GGP), the country's second-largest mall owner, emerged from bankruptcy and split itself into two companies. The company spun off Howard Hughes Corp, an owner of properties including master-planned communities, Bloomberg News said. Shares in Howard Hughes will begin...

Five years after Hurricane Katrina, New Orleans is older, wealthier and less diverse, but it's also home to more well-off young people -- demographic changes that could attract more businesses and developers, and give a real lift to efforts to rebuild the Big Easy.

General Growth Properties, the nation's second-largest shopping-mall operator, filed a reorganization plan, seeking to emerge from bankruptcy in October with $7 billion to $8.5 billion in new capital, the company announced Tuesday.

Xanadu, the gargantuan New Jersey entertainment and retail complex, could be toast. Less than a year ago, analysts were arguing that the project was "too big to fail," but the state of New Jersey may be considering a move to seize the land as the developer struggles to find new financiers.