The Wall Street Journal: Brookfield aims to spend $5 billion to shore up troubled retailers in U.S. malls

The Wall Street Journal: Brookfield aims to spend $5 billion to shore up troubled retailers in U.S. malls

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Mall owner Brookfield Asset Management Inc. plans to devote $5 billion to shoring up retailers hit by the coronavirus pandemic, a bet on a beaten-down sector that could also help keep its rent payments rolling in.The initiative will be aimed at taking non-con…
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