A fund managed by Brookfield Asset Management, a global investment firm, has bought the Shangri-La hotel and retail space in downtown Vancouver from Westbank Corp. and Peterson Group.

Should investors buy the stock under $60? At first glance, Brookfield Asset Management looks pretty expensive at a price-to-earnings (P/E) ratio of 40. But consider the following. The company ...

Brookfield Asset Management (NYSE: BAM) is an attractive dividend stock with an above-market yield of 3.2%. Don't wait until Brookfield Asset Management reports second-quarter earnings in early ...

Key Points Brookfield Asset Management is set to report second-quarter earnings in early August. The Canadian asset manager is working to grow its fee-bearing assets at a rapid clip.

Brookfield Asset Management (NYSE: BAM) is an attractive dividend growth stock. The two stats backing that up are the above-market 3.1% yield and the huge 15% annual dividend growth rate that ...

Brookfield Properties has scored a refinancing on a major project. JPMorgan and Citibank have backed the developer’s Eagle + West project in Greenpoint, Brooklyn, to the tune of $400 million.

Brookfield Asset Management's history is tied directly to infrastructure. It has an over 100-year track record of successfully buying, managing, and selling infrastructure assets on a global scale.

Brookfield Properties sold an office tower at 601 S. Figueroa Street to Uncommon Developers for $210 million in an off-market sale. The sale was the largest commercial sale in Los Angeles County ...

Brookfield Asset Management has named a new leader of its real estate investment business that manages more than a quarter of a trillion dollars in assets.

Brookfield Properties has cut several executives in its office division as the company restructures. The firm has evolved from a property-focused firm into a Wall Street fund manager like Blackstone.

Brookfield Properties wants to create a more nimble business segment as it evolves beyond a focus solely on holding assets, according to an internal memo.

Brookfield Asset Management (BAM) plans to invest up to SEK 95B (~$9.9B–$10B) to build a major artificial intelligence data center in Sweden, marking its largest AI-related projects in Europe.