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The hedge fund manager has a plan to take control of a unique business.

One billionaire investor plans to take this long-term focused real estate company and make it the next big conglomerate.

Howard Hughes Holdings, with a market capitalization of $3.6 billion, has not yet provided a comment on the offer, Reuters noted.

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Ackman already owns more than one-third of this real estate company but is interested in taking it private.

Bill Ackman could be pivoting from a closed-end fund IPO to potentially launching a Pershing Square ETF, aiming for increased accessibility, liquidity, and cost efficiency for investors.

We got an updated look at the billionaire's stock portfolio, and there were some interesting moves.

One of the world's most successful hedge fund managers boasts an extremely concentrated portfolio, so it attracts attention when he makes big changes.

Ackman's Pershing Square owns just a handful of mostly large-cap stocks.

Bond yields drop on expectations of Fed rate cut, leading to lowest mortgage rates in over a year and surge in mortgage applications for both new and refinancing loans.