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It’s been a bad year for turning lawsuits into earnings

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By Jay Newman
| Financial Times Verified
Jay Newman is a former senior portfolio manager at Elliott Management and the author of Undermoney.
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Can Miami really be the new New York?

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By Jay Newman, Erik Saelens
| The Washington Post Verified
The MacArthur Causeway, three and a half miles of road between downtown Miami and South Beach, is flanked by two examples of the region’s struggles to build. At the western end sits the I-395 Signature Bridge, six concrete arches that were meant to “redefine the Miami skyline.” The state awarded the contract to build in 2017; the project is now expected to be completed sometime in 2029. Over this period, the price has climbed from $802 million to $866 million.
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Can Miami Really Be the New New York?

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By Jay Newman, Erik Saelens, Jay Newman
| City Journal Verified
Only if it dumps its developer-run government and focuses on putting wealth to good use / Economy, Finance, and Budgets, Politics and Law, States and Cities, Infrastructure and Energy / Eye on the News / Economy, Finance, and Budgets, Politics and Law, States and Cities, Infrastructure and Energy The MacArthur Causeway, three and a half miles of road between downtown Miami and South Beach, is flanked by two examples of the region’s struggles to build.
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