9 days ago
Ryan Seacrest got heads turning after posting a shirtless thirst trap to his Instagram on Saturday.
"This is what a day off looks like from start to finish," Seacrest wrote, posing with an ElliptiGO elliptical bike in the morning and evening.
Diplo, Gleb Savchenko, Jay Manuel, and some of Seacrest's other famous friends hyped the TV host up in the comments, with Diplo commenting, "Ryan relax!!!"
Summer isn't over — and Ryan Seacrest just made it even hotter.
The Wheel of Fortune host burned up his Instagram page on Saturday by sharing a sizzling shirtless picture that showed him posing with an ElliptiGO elliptical bike in an arid locale under the bright sun. In a video also shared in the carousel, Seacrest was still out in the desert with the bike, this time staring up at the moon.
#diplo
"This is what a day off looks like from start to finish," Seacrest wrote, posing with an ElliptiGO elliptical bike in the morning and evening.
Diplo, Gleb Savchenko, Jay Manuel, and some of Seacrest's other famous friends hyped the TV host up in the comments, with Diplo commenting, "Ryan relax!!!"
Summer isn't over — and Ryan Seacrest just made it even hotter.
The Wheel of Fortune host burned up his Instagram page on Saturday by sharing a sizzling shirtless picture that showed him posing with an ElliptiGO elliptical bike in an arid locale under the bright sun. In a video also shared in the carousel, Seacrest was still out in the desert with the bike, this time staring up at the moon.
#diplo
22 days ago
Millions of Americans recently received unwelcome news about their cell phone bills.
In late June, T-Mobile (TMUS) said it was retiring over 1,000 older plans, shifting customers to newer offerings at an added cost of as much as $6 per line per month. And starting in August, AT&T (T) hiked rates on some of its older plans by $10 to $20 and increased a monthly per-line fee by $1.
The changes contributed to a steep 5.9% jump in Americans' wireless bills from July to August alone, according to Consumer Price Index data. It was the largest single-month jump since the Bureau of Labor Statistics began tracking the category nearly three decades ago.
In a twist, last month's rising phone bills may have helped convince the Federal Reserve to implement its first interest rate hike in three years. The steep price jump likely contributed about 10 basis points of August's 0.3% month-over-month rise in core consumer prices, according to Wall Street ******* ysts. The hotter-than-expected jump in this category, which strips out price changes in the particularly volatile food and energy sectors, helped cement expectations for the Fed's 25 basis point hike to benchmark rates last Wednesday.
Read more: How the Fed rate decision affects your bank accounts, loans, credit cards, and investments
#august #plans
In late June, T-Mobile (TMUS) said it was retiring over 1,000 older plans, shifting customers to newer offerings at an added cost of as much as $6 per line per month. And starting in August, AT&T (T) hiked rates on some of its older plans by $10 to $20 and increased a monthly per-line fee by $1.
The changes contributed to a steep 5.9% jump in Americans' wireless bills from July to August alone, according to Consumer Price Index data. It was the largest single-month jump since the Bureau of Labor Statistics began tracking the category nearly three decades ago.
In a twist, last month's rising phone bills may have helped convince the Federal Reserve to implement its first interest rate hike in three years. The steep price jump likely contributed about 10 basis points of August's 0.3% month-over-month rise in core consumer prices, according to Wall Street ******* ysts. The hotter-than-expected jump in this category, which strips out price changes in the particularly volatile food and energy sectors, helped cement expectations for the Fed's 25 basis point hike to benchmark rates last Wednesday.
Read more: How the Fed rate decision affects your bank accounts, loans, credit cards, and investments
#august #plans
22 days ago
Millions of Americans recently received unwelcome news about their cell phone bills.
In late June, T-Mobile (TMUS) said it was retiring over 1,000 older plans, shifting customers to newer offerings at an added cost of as much as $6 per line per month. And starting in August, AT&T (T) hiked rates on some of its older plans by $10 to $20 and increased a monthly per-line fee by $1.
The changes contributed to a steep 5.9% jump in Americans' wireless bills from July to August alone, according to Consumer Price Index data. It was the largest single-month jump since the Bureau of Labor Statistics began tracking the category nearly three decades ago.
In a twist, last month's rising phone bills may have helped convince the Federal Reserve to implement its first interest rate hike in three years. The steep price jump likely contributed about 10 basis points of August's 0.3% month-over-month rise in core consumer prices, according to Wall Street ******* ysts. The hotter-than-expected jump in this category, which strips out price changes in the particularly volatile food and energy sectors, helped cement expectations for the Fed's 25 basis point hike to benchmark rates last Wednesday.
Read more: How the Fed rate decision affects your bank accounts, loans, credit cards, and investments
#Consumer
In late June, T-Mobile (TMUS) said it was retiring over 1,000 older plans, shifting customers to newer offerings at an added cost of as much as $6 per line per month. And starting in August, AT&T (T) hiked rates on some of its older plans by $10 to $20 and increased a monthly per-line fee by $1.
The changes contributed to a steep 5.9% jump in Americans' wireless bills from July to August alone, according to Consumer Price Index data. It was the largest single-month jump since the Bureau of Labor Statistics began tracking the category nearly three decades ago.
In a twist, last month's rising phone bills may have helped convince the Federal Reserve to implement its first interest rate hike in three years. The steep price jump likely contributed about 10 basis points of August's 0.3% month-over-month rise in core consumer prices, according to Wall Street ******* ysts. The hotter-than-expected jump in this category, which strips out price changes in the particularly volatile food and energy sectors, helped cement expectations for the Fed's 25 basis point hike to benchmark rates last Wednesday.
Read more: How the Fed rate decision affects your bank accounts, loans, credit cards, and investments
#Consumer
23 days ago
Millions of Americans recently received unwelcome news about their cell phone bills.
In late June, T-Mobile (TMUS) said it was retiring over 1,000 older plans, shifting customers to newer offerings at an added cost of as much as $6 per line per month. And starting in August, AT&T (T) hiked rates on some of its older plans by $10 to $20 and increased a monthly per-line fee by $1.
The changes contributed to a steep 5.9% jump in Americans' wireless bills from July to August alone, according to Consumer Price Index data. It was the largest single-month jump since the Bureau of Labor Statistics began tracking the category nearly three decades ago.
In a twist, last month's rising phone bills may have helped convince the Federal Reserve to implement its first interest rate hike in three years. The steep price jump likely contributed about 10 basis points of August's 0.3% month-over-month rise in core consumer prices, according to Wall Street ***** ysts. The hotter-than-expected jump in this category, which strips out price changes in the particularly volatile food and energy sectors, helped cement expectations for the Fed's 25 basis point hike to benchmark rates last Wednesday.
Read more: How the Fed rate decision affects your bank accounts, loans, credit cards, and investments
#month #americans #august #older
In late June, T-Mobile (TMUS) said it was retiring over 1,000 older plans, shifting customers to newer offerings at an added cost of as much as $6 per line per month. And starting in August, AT&T (T) hiked rates on some of its older plans by $10 to $20 and increased a monthly per-line fee by $1.
The changes contributed to a steep 5.9% jump in Americans' wireless bills from July to August alone, according to Consumer Price Index data. It was the largest single-month jump since the Bureau of Labor Statistics began tracking the category nearly three decades ago.
In a twist, last month's rising phone bills may have helped convince the Federal Reserve to implement its first interest rate hike in three years. The steep price jump likely contributed about 10 basis points of August's 0.3% month-over-month rise in core consumer prices, according to Wall Street ***** ysts. The hotter-than-expected jump in this category, which strips out price changes in the particularly volatile food and energy sectors, helped cement expectations for the Fed's 25 basis point hike to benchmark rates last Wednesday.
Read more: How the Fed rate decision affects your bank accounts, loans, credit cards, and investments
#month #americans #august #older
25 days ago
PepsiCo (PEP) has gone nowhere for a year, down 1.8% over the past twelve months while the S&P 500 returned 16.6%. At about $135 a share it trades at 17.7 times earnings, against an S&P 500 median of 22.5. A big cash generator priced below the market is what value buyers hunt for, so is this discount impatience or a verdict?
PepsiCo sells snacks and drinks everywhere consumer staples get sold: grocery aisles, convenience and gas stations, and the away-from-home locations it keeps adding. That reach turns into cash: free cash flow over the trailing twelve months was $9.28 billion, a 5.0% yield.
None of the recent numbers look like a business in trouble. Revenue over the trailing twelve months grew 5.6%, and the operating margin is holding at 15.0% against an S&P 500 median of 18.6%. Management says global volumes grew in both foods and beverages in the first half of 2026, the fastest growth in volume since 2022.
Widen the window and the picture changes. PepsiCo's revenue grew 5.6% over the trailing twelve months against an S&P 500 median of 8.3%, and its three-year average is just 2.5% a year. The trailing twelve months ran hotter, but one window is not a pace, and the pace is what the market pays for.
The company lowered prices in the U.S. early in 2026 to get volume moving. Management says salty snacks went from falling volume to rising volume and PepsiCo gained share, but volume in the second quarter of 2026 fell short of what it expected, which it blames on a consumer hurt by higher gas prices and on delays executing the price investment at some customers. None of this is lost on the market: it is pricing a company that grows slowly and has just spent money trying to grow faster. The problem sits in North America, while the international business stayed strong.
#months #trailing
PepsiCo sells snacks and drinks everywhere consumer staples get sold: grocery aisles, convenience and gas stations, and the away-from-home locations it keeps adding. That reach turns into cash: free cash flow over the trailing twelve months was $9.28 billion, a 5.0% yield.
None of the recent numbers look like a business in trouble. Revenue over the trailing twelve months grew 5.6%, and the operating margin is holding at 15.0% against an S&P 500 median of 18.6%. Management says global volumes grew in both foods and beverages in the first half of 2026, the fastest growth in volume since 2022.
Widen the window and the picture changes. PepsiCo's revenue grew 5.6% over the trailing twelve months against an S&P 500 median of 8.3%, and its three-year average is just 2.5% a year. The trailing twelve months ran hotter, but one window is not a pace, and the pace is what the market pays for.
The company lowered prices in the U.S. early in 2026 to get volume moving. Management says salty snacks went from falling volume to rising volume and PepsiCo gained share, but volume in the second quarter of 2026 fell short of what it expected, which it blames on a consumer hurt by higher gas prices and on delays executing the price investment at some customers. None of this is lost on the market: it is pricing a company that grows slowly and has just spent money trying to grow faster. The problem sits in North America, while the international business stayed strong.
#months #trailing
26 days ago
Wall Street is looking beyond this week's Federal Reserve interest-rate decision to a potentially bigger market-moving signal: the Fed's latest dot plot and what it says about the path for rates after an expected quarter-point hike.
Fed Chair Kevin Warsh faces a pivotal test of his inflation-fighting credibility as policymakers confront hotter prices, rising energy costs, and mounting bets on further rate increases.
A hike on Sept. 16 would be the Fed's first increase since July 2023, but investors may care even more what the dot plot signals for additional hikes and how aggressively Warsh intends to push rates to bring inflation back to the central bank's 2% goal.
Note that a rate hike is certain to draw highly vocal criticism from President Donald Trump and his allies, who have been campaigning for a drastic slash to 1% or less for years.
Remember, the Fed doesn't traditionally pull the "one and done" game when it comes to increasing the benchmark short-term interest rate. The Federal Open Market Committee reset of the Federal Funds Rate usually lands in a package of at least two, if not more.
#rate
Fed Chair Kevin Warsh faces a pivotal test of his inflation-fighting credibility as policymakers confront hotter prices, rising energy costs, and mounting bets on further rate increases.
A hike on Sept. 16 would be the Fed's first increase since July 2023, but investors may care even more what the dot plot signals for additional hikes and how aggressively Warsh intends to push rates to bring inflation back to the central bank's 2% goal.
Note that a rate hike is certain to draw highly vocal criticism from President Donald Trump and his allies, who have been campaigning for a drastic slash to 1% or less for years.
Remember, the Fed doesn't traditionally pull the "one and done" game when it comes to increasing the benchmark short-term interest rate. The Federal Open Market Committee reset of the Federal Funds Rate usually lands in a package of at least two, if not more.
#rate
28 days ago
As Florida State prepares to visit Alabama football Saturday to complete the back end of a home-and-home series, its football coach, Mike Norvell, is firmly planted on the hottest seat in the ACC. As it turns out, however, athletics director Michael Alford's seat was even hotter.
The school fired Alford Monday after just four years on the job − he got less time than the most high-profile football coaches and less than Norvell himself. Alford's predecessor, David Coburn, had a four-year run of his own. Prior to that, Stan Wilcox lasted just five years in the role. One departure was a resignation, another a retirement, and the third a firing, but collectively, they represent a lot of administrative upheaval.
MOVING ON: Florida State AD Michael Alford fired after four years
BACK FOR MORE: Does Alabama football want 'revenge' heading into Florida State week?
Alabama has been there. And it doesn't want to go back.
#four #years #michael
The school fired Alford Monday after just four years on the job − he got less time than the most high-profile football coaches and less than Norvell himself. Alford's predecessor, David Coburn, had a four-year run of his own. Prior to that, Stan Wilcox lasted just five years in the role. One departure was a resignation, another a retirement, and the third a firing, but collectively, they represent a lot of administrative upheaval.
MOVING ON: Florida State AD Michael Alford fired after four years
BACK FOR MORE: Does Alabama football want 'revenge' heading into Florida State week?
Alabama has been there. And it doesn't want to go back.
#four #years #michael
30 days ago
US stocks rose on Friday as investors digested the Consumer Price Index data, which showed inflation remained sticky and cemented bets that the Federal Reserve will hike interest rates next week.
The Dow Industrial Average (^DJI) and tech-heavy Nasdaq Composite (^IXIC) rose 0.9% while the S&P 500 (^GSPC) rose 0.8%. The major indexes posted weekly declines, however, after a four-day losing streak.
Investors turned their attention to the Consumer Price Index, the last piece of inflation data before Federal Reserve policymakers convene next week. Overall prices rose 0.4% on a monthly basis and 3.4% on an annual basis, which were in line with economists' expectations and slightly hotter than July's reading.
But after stripping out volatile food and energy prices, the Fed's preferred reading, CPI rose 0.3%, compared to estimates for 0.2%.
Friday's CPI report prompted traders to ramp up their bets that the Fed will raise interest rates this month. Markets are now pricing in a roughly 87% chance the Fed raises interest rates by 25 basis points at the FOMC meeting next week, according to the CME's Fedwatch tool. That's up from 72% a day ago and 50% a week ago.
#week #next
The Dow Industrial Average (^DJI) and tech-heavy Nasdaq Composite (^IXIC) rose 0.9% while the S&P 500 (^GSPC) rose 0.8%. The major indexes posted weekly declines, however, after a four-day losing streak.
Investors turned their attention to the Consumer Price Index, the last piece of inflation data before Federal Reserve policymakers convene next week. Overall prices rose 0.4% on a monthly basis and 3.4% on an annual basis, which were in line with economists' expectations and slightly hotter than July's reading.
But after stripping out volatile food and energy prices, the Fed's preferred reading, CPI rose 0.3%, compared to estimates for 0.2%.
Friday's CPI report prompted traders to ramp up their bets that the Fed will raise interest rates this month. Markets are now pricing in a roughly 87% chance the Fed raises interest rates by 25 basis points at the FOMC meeting next week, according to the CME's Fedwatch tool. That's up from 72% a day ago and 50% a week ago.
#week #next
30 days ago
ETH is enjoying another stretch of relative strength, trading up as much as 7% this morning above $2,600, and still running around +4% on the day at the time of writing.
In this span, ETH outperformed a flat BTC (+0.33%) and warmer majors like SOL, HYPE, and ZEC (which are all roughly +2% over the past 24 hours).
The backdrop: Friday's CPI landed mixed, i.e. a hotter headline number softened by a cooler core reading. Markets seem to have shrugged this result off as already priced in, flipping the mood from Thursday's PPI-driven jitters back toward risk-on.
Secondary driver: This vibe shift led to buy pressure, the buy pressure led to a bounce, and the bounce led to a squeeze. As ETH shorts had become a crowded trade once more, that bounce forced hundreds of millions in liquidations, with one outsized position wipeout on Hyperliquid doing a lot of that damage alone.
What to watch: Traders are now betting the Fed will raise rates at next week's FOMC meeting. Odds jumped to the mid-to-high 80% range after Friday's data, up from around 70% the day before. If that rate hike happens and the Fed signals more are coming, ETH's rallying could stall. Yet if Fed Chair Warsh sounds less aggressive when he speaks afterward, ETH's strength could just as easily keep going.
#pressure #markets #hyperliquid
In this span, ETH outperformed a flat BTC (+0.33%) and warmer majors like SOL, HYPE, and ZEC (which are all roughly +2% over the past 24 hours).
The backdrop: Friday's CPI landed mixed, i.e. a hotter headline number softened by a cooler core reading. Markets seem to have shrugged this result off as already priced in, flipping the mood from Thursday's PPI-driven jitters back toward risk-on.
Secondary driver: This vibe shift led to buy pressure, the buy pressure led to a bounce, and the bounce led to a squeeze. As ETH shorts had become a crowded trade once more, that bounce forced hundreds of millions in liquidations, with one outsized position wipeout on Hyperliquid doing a lot of that damage alone.
What to watch: Traders are now betting the Fed will raise rates at next week's FOMC meeting. Odds jumped to the mid-to-high 80% range after Friday's data, up from around 70% the day before. If that rate hike happens and the Fed signals more are coming, ETH's rallying could stall. Yet if Fed Chair Warsh sounds less aggressive when he speaks afterward, ETH's strength could just as easily keep going.
#pressure #markets #hyperliquid
1 month ago
WASHINGTON, Sept 11 (Reuters) - The contractor responsible for renovating the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool in Washington told U.S. President Donald Trump's administration that errors in its work and flaws in the repair plan caused the pool's liner to peel and break loose, the New York Times reported on Friday, citing documents it reviewed.
Trump has repeatedly blamed problems with the newly renovated pool, including its new blue paint peeling off, on vandalism.
According to the New York Times, citing the documents, Atlantic Industrial Coatings found problems in the design and execution of the renovation.
Workers did not spray enough primer in some areas, the contractor said in the cited documents, and layers of the liner included incompatible chemicals. The bottom layer blistered and loosened as the chemical on top reached a hotter temperature than the one underneath could withstand, the New York Times said.
The documents include the contractor's reports to the government and daily progress updates from the National Park Service over the past two months, the New York Times said.
#sept
Trump has repeatedly blamed problems with the newly renovated pool, including its new blue paint peeling off, on vandalism.
According to the New York Times, citing the documents, Atlantic Industrial Coatings found problems in the design and execution of the renovation.
Workers did not spray enough primer in some areas, the contractor said in the cited documents, and layers of the liner included incompatible chemicals. The bottom layer blistered and loosened as the chemical on top reached a hotter temperature than the one underneath could withstand, the New York Times said.
The documents include the contractor's reports to the government and daily progress updates from the National Park Service over the past two months, the New York Times said.
#sept
1 month ago
US stocks rose on Friday as investors digested the Consumer Price Index data, which showed inflation remained sticky and cemented bets that the Federal Reserve will hike interest rates next week.
The Dow Industrial Average (^DJI) and S&P 500 (^GSPC) climbed by about 1.1%, while the tech-heavy Nasdaq Composite (^IXIC) rose by about 1.2%. The upbeat move comes after a four-day losing streak for the major indexes.
Investors turned their attention to the Consumer Price Index, the last piece of inflation data before Federal Reserve policymakers convene next week. Overall prices rose 0.4% on a monthly basis and 3.4% on an annual basis, which were in line with economists' expectations and slightly hotter than July's reading.
Friday's CPI report prompted traders to ramp up their bets that the Fed will raise interest rates this month. Markets are now pricing in a roughly 87% chance the Fed raises interest rates by 25 basis points at the FOMC meeting next week, according to the CME's Fedwatch tool. That's up from 72% a day ago and 50% a week ago.
Read more: What is inflation, and how does it affect you?
#week #rose
The Dow Industrial Average (^DJI) and S&P 500 (^GSPC) climbed by about 1.1%, while the tech-heavy Nasdaq Composite (^IXIC) rose by about 1.2%. The upbeat move comes after a four-day losing streak for the major indexes.
Investors turned their attention to the Consumer Price Index, the last piece of inflation data before Federal Reserve policymakers convene next week. Overall prices rose 0.4% on a monthly basis and 3.4% on an annual basis, which were in line with economists' expectations and slightly hotter than July's reading.
Friday's CPI report prompted traders to ramp up their bets that the Fed will raise interest rates this month. Markets are now pricing in a roughly 87% chance the Fed raises interest rates by 25 basis points at the FOMC meeting next week, according to the CME's Fedwatch tool. That's up from 72% a day ago and 50% a week ago.
Read more: What is inflation, and how does it affect you?
#week #rose
1 month ago
October Nymex natural gas (NGV26) on Wednesday closed down -0.094 (-3.22%).
Nat-gas prices tumbled to a 2-week low on Wednesday and settled sharply lower. Nat-gas prices fell Wednesday as forecasts for warmer US weather to begin the fall season could potentially curb heating demand for nat gas. The Commodity Weather Group said Wednesday that forecasts shifted to hotter, with above-average temperatures expected across the South and Southeast through September 18.
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#prices #nymex #ngv26
Nat-gas prices tumbled to a 2-week low on Wednesday and settled sharply lower. Nat-gas prices fell Wednesday as forecasts for warmer US weather to begin the fall season could potentially curb heating demand for nat gas. The Commodity Weather Group said Wednesday that forecasts shifted to hotter, with above-average temperatures expected across the South and Southeast through September 18.
Crude Oil Prices Rise as Global Supplies Tighten
Abundant US Nat-Gas Supplies Pressure Prices
Crude Oil Prices Soar on Escalation of Middle East Hostilities
#prices #nymex #ngv26
1 month ago
October Nymex natural gas (NGV26) on Thursday closed down -0.043 (-1.45%).
Nat-gas prices fell from a 1.75-month nearest-futures high on Thursday and settled lower as US domestic supplies remain abundant. Nat-gas prices initially moved higher on Thursday after weekly EIA inventories rose +30 bcf, below expectations of +32 bcf. Also, the outlook for hot US weather to boost nat-gas demand from electricity providers to power increased air-conditioning use supported prices. According to forecaster Vaisala, forecasts shifted hotter in the central US for September 8-12, and that above-normal temperatures are forecast to be widespread for the September 13-17 period.
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#september #nymex #ngv26 #according
Nat-gas prices fell from a 1.75-month nearest-futures high on Thursday and settled lower as US domestic supplies remain abundant. Nat-gas prices initially moved higher on Thursday after weekly EIA inventories rose +30 bcf, below expectations of +32 bcf. Also, the outlook for hot US weather to boost nat-gas demand from electricity providers to power increased air-conditioning use supported prices. According to forecaster Vaisala, forecasts shifted hotter in the central US for September 8-12, and that above-normal temperatures are forecast to be widespread for the September 13-17 period.
Crude Oil Prices Settle Higher on US-Iran Tensions
Crude Oil Prices Rally as No End in Sight to US-Iran War
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1 month ago
Atlanta, Georgia-based The Southern Company (SO) generates, transmits, and distributes electricity. Valued at $101.6 billion by market cap, the company also offers wireless telecommunications services, provides businesses with two-way radio, telephone, paging, and internet access services, and wholesales fiber optic solutions.
Companies worth $10 billion or more are generally described as "large-cap stocks," and SO definitely fits that description, with its market cap exceeding this threshold, reflecting its substantial size, influence, and dominance in the utilities - regulated electric industry. SO has a robust foundation, with strong finances, a skilled workforce, and extensive infrastructure, including power plants and transmission lines. The company's expertise in navigating complex regulatory environments and influencing energy policy is a key ***** et.
A Potential ***** eX Deal Could Meaningfully Accelerate Growth for Technip Stock
Fears of an Extended US-Iran Conflict Boost Crude Oil Prices
Nat-Gas Prices Rise on Hotter US Weather and Expectations of Smaller Storage
#company #market #Services #atlanta
Companies worth $10 billion or more are generally described as "large-cap stocks," and SO definitely fits that description, with its market cap exceeding this threshold, reflecting its substantial size, influence, and dominance in the utilities - regulated electric industry. SO has a robust foundation, with strong finances, a skilled workforce, and extensive infrastructure, including power plants and transmission lines. The company's expertise in navigating complex regulatory environments and influencing energy policy is a key ***** et.
A Potential ***** eX Deal Could Meaningfully Accelerate Growth for Technip Stock
Fears of an Extended US-Iran Conflict Boost Crude Oil Prices
Nat-Gas Prices Rise on Hotter US Weather and Expectations of Smaller Storage
#company #market #Services #atlanta
1 month ago
October WTI crude oil (CLV26) is up +1.38 (+1.52%) today, and October RBOB gasoline (RBV26) is up +0.0282 (+0.91%).
Crude oil and gasoline prices are moving higher today, with crude oil posting a new 6-week high. Crude prices are climbing as the US-Iran conflict continues with no end in sight, prolonging disruptions to energy flows through the Strait of Hormuz. Crude oil also found support from today's decline in the dollar to a 1-week low.
A Potential **** eX Deal Could Meaningfully Accelerate Growth for Technip Stock
Fears of an Extended US-Iran Conflict Boost Crude Oil Prices
Nat-Gas Prices Rise on Hotter US Weather and Expectations of Smaller Storage
#prices #october #today
Crude oil and gasoline prices are moving higher today, with crude oil posting a new 6-week high. Crude prices are climbing as the US-Iran conflict continues with no end in sight, prolonging disruptions to energy flows through the Strait of Hormuz. Crude oil also found support from today's decline in the dollar to a 1-week low.
A Potential **** eX Deal Could Meaningfully Accelerate Growth for Technip Stock
Fears of an Extended US-Iran Conflict Boost Crude Oil Prices
Nat-Gas Prices Rise on Hotter US Weather and Expectations of Smaller Storage
#prices #october #today
1 month ago
Technip Energies (THNPY) stock has declined by 22.5% in the last 52 weeks, with the Middle East conflict a key negative catalyst. As a result of this correction, Technip stock trades at an attractive forward price-earnings ratio of 18.
While geopolitical tensions in the Middle East persist, there are emerging catalysts for Technip. It was recently reported that Technip is a contender for a potential $10 billion rocket fuel deal with **** eX (SPCX). With the first Starship launch targeted for 2029, Elon Musk has been pushing for rapid construction, and a potential deal for Technip would imply healthy revenue growth over the next 36 months. It's therefore not surprising that this news translated into a sharp rally for THNPY stock.
Fears of an Extended US-Iran Conflict Boost Crude Oil Prices
Nat-Gas Prices Rise on Hotter US Weather and Expectations of Smaller Storage
Crude Oil Prices Supported by Escalation of US-Iran Hostilities
#prices #Iran #conflict
While geopolitical tensions in the Middle East persist, there are emerging catalysts for Technip. It was recently reported that Technip is a contender for a potential $10 billion rocket fuel deal with **** eX (SPCX). With the first Starship launch targeted for 2029, Elon Musk has been pushing for rapid construction, and a potential deal for Technip would imply healthy revenue growth over the next 36 months. It's therefore not surprising that this news translated into a sharp rally for THNPY stock.
Fears of an Extended US-Iran Conflict Boost Crude Oil Prices
Nat-Gas Prices Rise on Hotter US Weather and Expectations of Smaller Storage
Crude Oil Prices Supported by Escalation of US-Iran Hostilities
#prices #Iran #conflict
1 month ago
October Nymex natural gas (NGV26) on Wednesday closed up +0.052 (+1.79%).
Nat-gas prices settled higher on Wednesday as hotter US weather is expected to boost nat-gas demand from electricity providers as air-conditioning use increases. According to forecaster Vaisala, forecasts trended hotter across the Midwest and East for September 7-11 and shifted warmer in the Midwest for September 12-16.
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#hotter #october #ngv26 #vaisala
Nat-gas prices settled higher on Wednesday as hotter US weather is expected to boost nat-gas demand from electricity providers as air-conditioning use increases. According to forecaster Vaisala, forecasts trended hotter across the Midwest and East for September 7-11 and shifted warmer in the Midwest for September 12-16.
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#hotter #october #ngv26 #vaisala
1 month ago
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InPost is moving more packages. The problem is that not every parcel is arriving with a fat profit attached. The logistics group grew revenue and volumes fast in the first half, but margins got squeezed and profit guidance got cut. Growth is still there. The delivery bill just got heavier.
InPost reported first-half revenue of €1.89 billion (about $2.2 billion), up 24% from a year earlier, after handling 740 million global shipments, a 23% increase.
Adjusted EBITDA was €457.5 million, barely above last year with growth of just 0.3%. That is the tension in the update: the parcel machine is running hotter, but the profit engine is not keeping pace.
International operations are now the bigger story. Markets outside Poland contributed 54% of total revenue, showing how far the company has moved beyond its home base. In the Eurozone, second-quarter shipment volumes rose 30% year on year to 101 million parcels, while revenue climbed 37.9% to €287.1 million. Adjusted EBITDA in the region rose almost 40%, helped by stronger business-to-consumer demand and a bigger locker network.
#inpost
InPost is moving more packages. The problem is that not every parcel is arriving with a fat profit attached. The logistics group grew revenue and volumes fast in the first half, but margins got squeezed and profit guidance got cut. Growth is still there. The delivery bill just got heavier.
InPost reported first-half revenue of €1.89 billion (about $2.2 billion), up 24% from a year earlier, after handling 740 million global shipments, a 23% increase.
Adjusted EBITDA was €457.5 million, barely above last year with growth of just 0.3%. That is the tension in the update: the parcel machine is running hotter, but the profit engine is not keeping pace.
International operations are now the bigger story. Markets outside Poland contributed 54% of total revenue, showing how far the company has moved beyond its home base. In the Eurozone, second-quarter shipment volumes rose 30% year on year to 101 million parcels, while revenue climbed 37.9% to €287.1 million. Adjusted EBITDA in the region rose almost 40%, helped by stronger business-to-consumer demand and a bigger locker network.
#inpost
1 month ago
September Nymex natural gas (NGU26) on Thursday closed up +0.065 (+2.29%).
Nat-gas prices climbed to a 1-month high on Thursday and settled sharply higher on forecasts for hotter US weather, potentially boosting nat-gas demand from electricity providers to power increased air-conditioning use. Record high temperatures are expected across the Southwest through this weekend, and the Commodity Weather Group said on Thursday that above-average temperatures are expected across nearly the entire US from September 1-10.
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#high #temperatures #across
Nat-gas prices climbed to a 1-month high on Thursday and settled sharply higher on forecasts for hotter US weather, potentially boosting nat-gas demand from electricity providers to power increased air-conditioning use. Record high temperatures are expected across the Southwest through this weekend, and the Commodity Weather Group said on Thursday that above-average temperatures are expected across nearly the entire US from September 1-10.
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#high #temperatures #across
2 months ago
By Sinéad Carew and Johann M Cherian
Aug 26 (Reuters) - MSCI's global equities gauge barely rose on Wednesday after U.S. inflation data came in hotter than expected while investors waited for results from AI heavyweight Nvidia, and oil prices settled lower after a choppy session.
A senior Iranian source said on Wednesday that Iran and Oman are still working on the details of an agreement on the Strait of Hormuz, a vital energy conduit. Earlier, Iran's Revolutionary Guards said the two countries had agreed on how to share the waterway and its revenues. However, the Guards' spokesperson said the strait would not open unless the U.S. met Tehran's conditions.
Meanwhile, data showed annual U.S. inflation unexpectedly held steady in July and was well above the Federal Reserve's 2% target for the 65th straight month. Separate government data showed consumer spending decelerating modestly in July while personal incomes rose faster than inflation.
On Wall Street, the three main indexes closed slightly lower after the data.
#guards #july #rose #lower
Aug 26 (Reuters) - MSCI's global equities gauge barely rose on Wednesday after U.S. inflation data came in hotter than expected while investors waited for results from AI heavyweight Nvidia, and oil prices settled lower after a choppy session.
A senior Iranian source said on Wednesday that Iran and Oman are still working on the details of an agreement on the Strait of Hormuz, a vital energy conduit. Earlier, Iran's Revolutionary Guards said the two countries had agreed on how to share the waterway and its revenues. However, the Guards' spokesperson said the strait would not open unless the U.S. met Tehran's conditions.
Meanwhile, data showed annual U.S. inflation unexpectedly held steady in July and was well above the Federal Reserve's 2% target for the 65th straight month. Separate government data showed consumer spending decelerating modestly in July while personal incomes rose faster than inflation.
On Wall Street, the three main indexes closed slightly lower after the data.
#guards #july #rose #lower
2 months ago
September Nymex natural gas (NGU26) on Wednesday closed up +0.072 (+2.60%).
Nat-gas prices rallied to a 1-month high on Wednesday and settled sharply higher. Forecasts for hot US weather that will boost nat-gas demand from electricity providers to power increased air-conditioning use pushed prices higher on Wednesday. The Commodity Weather Group said on Wednesday that forecasts shifted to hotter, with well-above-average temperatures expected across the eastern two-thirds of the US from August 31 through September 4.
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Will this Watson Wednesday be Driven by Wheat or Whisky?
#prices #power #nymex
Nat-gas prices rallied to a 1-month high on Wednesday and settled sharply higher. Forecasts for hot US weather that will boost nat-gas demand from electricity providers to power increased air-conditioning use pushed prices higher on Wednesday. The Commodity Weather Group said on Wednesday that forecasts shifted to hotter, with well-above-average temperatures expected across the eastern two-thirds of the US from August 31 through September 4.
NuScale Power Short Seller Profits Send Stark Warning to Investors
Crude Oil Prices Sharply Lower as Middle East Hostilities Subside
Will this Watson Wednesday be Driven by Wheat or Whisky?
#prices #power #nymex
2 months ago
On August 14, AirJoule Technologies (NASDAQ:AIRJ) reported second-quarter results that arrived alongside a striking backdrop: state governments are now blocking new data centers over water use, and AirJoule sells machines that make water out of thin air. The company posted a net loss of $8.5 million, mostly noncash, while laying out how tightening water rules in New York, Texas and California are turning into sales opportunities rather than obstacles. It is a story about regulation reshaping demand before the revenue has caught up.
New York enacted a moratorium on data center permits above 50 megawatts, and Texas Governor Greg Abbott paused new grid-connected data center approvals pending a water audit, according to CEO Matt Jore. California's own water supply strategy projects the state could lose 10% of its water supply by 2040 due to hotter, drier conditions, and any residential project of 500 units or more there now needs written proof of a 20-year water supply just to get a permit. Texas faces a similar squeeze: state water plans point to a 10% decline in supply by 2080 even as the population is expected to grow 53% in that span. AirJoule's answer is a system that pulls distilled water from humidity using low-grade waste heat, sidestepping municipal supply entirely.
That pitch just found a distribution channel. In July, AirJoule signed an exclusive sales agreement with Kubota Corporation covering residential developments in Texas and California, with two Core systems set to deploy near Corpus Christi and in Irvine this quarter. The company is also stacking up validation: a Core unit is running as a showcase at GE Vernova's new Frontier campus in Niskayuna, New York, another shipped to Expo City Dubai after AirJoule won one of the UAE's first Expo City green licenses, and the first Prime unit is headed to Europe to demonstrate data center waste-heat recovery for Net Zero Innovation Hub members including Google and Microsoft. Corporate cash stood at $41.4 million as of June 30, and combined with the joint venture's balance, AirJoule holds $43 million with zero debt.
That $8.5 million net loss included $5.1 million in noncash charges tied to the rising fair value of earnout and vesting share liabilities, a reminder that the balance sheet is exposed to swings that have nothing to do with operations. More tangibly, AirJoule raised its 2026 cash spend guidance to $27 million to $28 million, up from an earlier $25 million estimate, because commercialization is moving faster than planned. The joint venture alone burned $5 million in operating expenses during the quarter and needed another $2.5 million capital contribution from AirJoule to keep manufacturing and pilot work funded.
#water #york #quarter #center
New York enacted a moratorium on data center permits above 50 megawatts, and Texas Governor Greg Abbott paused new grid-connected data center approvals pending a water audit, according to CEO Matt Jore. California's own water supply strategy projects the state could lose 10% of its water supply by 2040 due to hotter, drier conditions, and any residential project of 500 units or more there now needs written proof of a 20-year water supply just to get a permit. Texas faces a similar squeeze: state water plans point to a 10% decline in supply by 2080 even as the population is expected to grow 53% in that span. AirJoule's answer is a system that pulls distilled water from humidity using low-grade waste heat, sidestepping municipal supply entirely.
That pitch just found a distribution channel. In July, AirJoule signed an exclusive sales agreement with Kubota Corporation covering residential developments in Texas and California, with two Core systems set to deploy near Corpus Christi and in Irvine this quarter. The company is also stacking up validation: a Core unit is running as a showcase at GE Vernova's new Frontier campus in Niskayuna, New York, another shipped to Expo City Dubai after AirJoule won one of the UAE's first Expo City green licenses, and the first Prime unit is headed to Europe to demonstrate data center waste-heat recovery for Net Zero Innovation Hub members including Google and Microsoft. Corporate cash stood at $41.4 million as of June 30, and combined with the joint venture's balance, AirJoule holds $43 million with zero debt.
That $8.5 million net loss included $5.1 million in noncash charges tied to the rising fair value of earnout and vesting share liabilities, a reminder that the balance sheet is exposed to swings that have nothing to do with operations. More tangibly, AirJoule raised its 2026 cash spend guidance to $27 million to $28 million, up from an earlier $25 million estimate, because commercialization is moving faster than planned. The joint venture alone burned $5 million in operating expenses during the quarter and needed another $2.5 million capital contribution from AirJoule to keep manufacturing and pilot work funded.
#water #york #quarter #center
2 months ago
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July's inflation report ran a touch hotter than Wall Street wanted, but Wall Street really only has itself to blame.
Gas got cheaper, down 2.7%. Furniture and appliances got cheaper, off 0.9%. Goods overall fell 0.1% in a month when tariffs of up to 50% were already running on autos, steel, and aluminum, which is a genuinely impressive act of price restraint. The American consumer did his part.
The line that ran hot was financial services and insurance, up 1.2% and the biggest single mover in the entire report. Cutting through the economist word soup, your advisor bills you a percentage of whatever you have parked with them, so when stocks went up in July, the pile got bigger, meaning your fees got bigger in dollar terms. On a purely statistical basis, the Bureau of Economic ******* ysis saw the S&P having a nice month and filed it under cost of living. It seems bizarre on its face, but it's also logically defensible as all that money really did leave real people's accounts. The BEA is rewriting the methodology on September 30 anyway, and it is worth noticing who benefits from a version of the index where Wall Street's take no longer counts.
Everything else behaved. Core inflation, the number the Fed actually steers by, came in exactly where the Street expected. Income rose 0.4% against spending of 0.2%, so households earned more and sat on the difference, which squares with Tuesday's confidence report showing people feel okay about this month and grim about next year.
#wall #street #next #NVIDIA
July's inflation report ran a touch hotter than Wall Street wanted, but Wall Street really only has itself to blame.
Gas got cheaper, down 2.7%. Furniture and appliances got cheaper, off 0.9%. Goods overall fell 0.1% in a month when tariffs of up to 50% were already running on autos, steel, and aluminum, which is a genuinely impressive act of price restraint. The American consumer did his part.
The line that ran hot was financial services and insurance, up 1.2% and the biggest single mover in the entire report. Cutting through the economist word soup, your advisor bills you a percentage of whatever you have parked with them, so when stocks went up in July, the pile got bigger, meaning your fees got bigger in dollar terms. On a purely statistical basis, the Bureau of Economic ******* ysis saw the S&P having a nice month and filed it under cost of living. It seems bizarre on its face, but it's also logically defensible as all that money really did leave real people's accounts. The BEA is rewriting the methodology on September 30 anyway, and it is worth noticing who benefits from a version of the index where Wall Street's take no longer counts.
Everything else behaved. Core inflation, the number the Fed actually steers by, came in exactly where the Street expected. Income rose 0.4% against spending of 0.2%, so households earned more and sat on the difference, which squares with Tuesday's confidence report showing people feel okay about this month and grim about next year.
#wall #street #next #NVIDIA
2 months ago
Slough, England — Residents of the small industrial town of Slough, just west of London, told CBS News the soaring temperatures have been difficult to bear this year as Britain records its hottest summer ever. But emerging research suggests Slough may have had it particularly rough, as it sits next to the second largest data center hub on the planet.
"Slough is very hot. Every year we think this is the hottest, and then the next year it gets hotter than the last," Nabeel Nawaz, who runs a restaurant in the center of the town, told CBS News as he sweltered through a July heatwave with temperatures in the 90s.
The low hum of cooling units on Slough's massive data center hub, less than two miles from the heart of the town, provides a non-stop soundtrack for the surrounding area.
The coolers regulate the temperature of the hundreds of computer servers inside the cavernous buildings, of which there are about 40 in Slough, transferring excess heat from the machines into water or air and then venting or evaporating the heat into the atmosphere outside.
Many of the data centers around the world work this way, and all that excess heat could be creating a "heat island effect," increasing local temperatures by an average of 3.6 degrees Fahrenheit, with extreme localized temperature spikes of up to 16 degrees, according to research published by scientists at the University of Cambridge earlier this year.
#temperatures
"Slough is very hot. Every year we think this is the hottest, and then the next year it gets hotter than the last," Nabeel Nawaz, who runs a restaurant in the center of the town, told CBS News as he sweltered through a July heatwave with temperatures in the 90s.
The low hum of cooling units on Slough's massive data center hub, less than two miles from the heart of the town, provides a non-stop soundtrack for the surrounding area.
The coolers regulate the temperature of the hundreds of computer servers inside the cavernous buildings, of which there are about 40 in Slough, transferring excess heat from the machines into water or air and then venting or evaporating the heat into the atmosphere outside.
Many of the data centers around the world work this way, and all that excess heat could be creating a "heat island effect," increasing local temperatures by an average of 3.6 degrees Fahrenheit, with extreme localized temperature spikes of up to 16 degrees, according to research published by scientists at the University of Cambridge earlier this year.
#temperatures
2 months ago
One of the hotter stocks in big healthcare just now is pharmacy chain mainstay CVS Health (NYSE: CVS). The company's shares have raced more than 18% higher year to date, comparing favorably to the benchmark S&P 500 index's sub-13% rise.
And, according to most **** ysts tracking the stock, the stock's not done yet. According to data compiled by TipRanks, the consensus pundit price target is $114.59 per share, which is 22% above its most recent closing level.
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Let's open the doors of this busy pharmacy to determine how it got here, and whether it can indeed continue to move higher.
Any company that delivers two estimates-crushing quarters in a row is going to be a juicy buy candidate for investors. In all three of the quarterly earnings reports that CVS published this calendar year, it topped consensus **** yst estimates for revenue and profitability. Investors are more impressed by the latter, naturally, so the company looked particularly good with its convincing beats in both the first and second frames.
#NVIDIA #signal #company #higher
And, according to most **** ysts tracking the stock, the stock's not done yet. According to data compiled by TipRanks, the consensus pundit price target is $114.59 per share, which is 22% above its most recent closing level.
Missed Nvidia in 2009? This Rare Signal Is Flashing Again. In 2009, a "Double Down" signal flashed for a little-known chipmaker called Nvidia. For the first time in years, that same "Total Conviction" signal is flashing for a company 1/100th the size of Nvidia. Continue »
Let's open the doors of this busy pharmacy to determine how it got here, and whether it can indeed continue to move higher.
Any company that delivers two estimates-crushing quarters in a row is going to be a juicy buy candidate for investors. In all three of the quarterly earnings reports that CVS published this calendar year, it topped consensus **** yst estimates for revenue and profitability. Investors are more impressed by the latter, naturally, so the company looked particularly good with its convincing beats in both the first and second frames.
#NVIDIA #signal #company #higher
2 months ago
September Nymex natural gas (NGU26) on Friday closed up +0.040 (+1.46%).
Nat-gas prices settled higher on Friday as forecasts for hotter US weather could potentially boost nat-gas demand from electricity providers to power increased air conditioning use. The Commodity Weather Group said on Friday that forecasts shifted to hotter, with above-average temperatures across Texas, the Southwest, and the Interior West through September 4.
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#hotter #ngu26 #commodity #group
Nat-gas prices settled higher on Friday as forecasts for hotter US weather could potentially boost nat-gas demand from electricity providers to power increased air conditioning use. The Commodity Weather Group said on Friday that forecasts shifted to hotter, with above-average temperatures across Texas, the Southwest, and the Interior West through September 4.
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#hotter #ngu26 #commodity #group
2 months ago
One of the hotter stocks in big healthcare just now is pharmacy chain mainstay CVS Health (NYSE: CVS). The company's shares have raced more than 18% higher year to date, comparing favorably to the benchmark S&P 500 index's sub-13% rise.
And, according to most ****** ysts tracking the stock, the stock's not done yet. According to data compiled by TipRanks, the consensus pundit price target is $114.59 per share, which is 22% above its most recent closing level.
Missed Nvidia in 2009? This Rare Signal Is Flashing Again. In 2009, a "Double Down" signal flashed for a little-known chipmaker called Nvidia. For the first time in years, that same "Total Conviction" signal is flashing for a company 1/100th the size of Nvidia. Continue »
Let's open the doors of this busy pharmacy to determine how it got here, and whether it can indeed continue to move higher.
Any company that delivers two estimates-crushing quarters in a row is going to be a juicy buy candidate for investors. In all three of the quarterly earnings reports that CVS published this calendar year, it topped consensus ****** yst estimates for revenue and profitability. Investors are more impressed by the latter, naturally, so the company looked particularly good with its convincing beats in both the first and second frames.
#continue #pharmacy
And, according to most ****** ysts tracking the stock, the stock's not done yet. According to data compiled by TipRanks, the consensus pundit price target is $114.59 per share, which is 22% above its most recent closing level.
Missed Nvidia in 2009? This Rare Signal Is Flashing Again. In 2009, a "Double Down" signal flashed for a little-known chipmaker called Nvidia. For the first time in years, that same "Total Conviction" signal is flashing for a company 1/100th the size of Nvidia. Continue »
Let's open the doors of this busy pharmacy to determine how it got here, and whether it can indeed continue to move higher.
Any company that delivers two estimates-crushing quarters in a row is going to be a juicy buy candidate for investors. In all three of the quarterly earnings reports that CVS published this calendar year, it topped consensus ****** yst estimates for revenue and profitability. Investors are more impressed by the latter, naturally, so the company looked particularly good with its convincing beats in both the first and second frames.
#continue #pharmacy
2 months ago
September Nymex natural gas (NGU26) on Wednesday closed up +0.038 (+1.37%).
Nat-gas prices rallied to a 4-week high on Wednesday and settled higher. The shift in US weather forecasts to show intensely hot temperatures covering the US South and West through the end of this month propelled nat-gas prices higher on Wednesday. The Commodity Weather Group said on Wednesday that forecasts shifted to hotter, with above-average temperatures expected across the western and southern US through September 2, potentially boosting nat-gas demand from electricity providers to power increased air conditioning use.
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#wednesday #higher #south
Nat-gas prices rallied to a 4-week high on Wednesday and settled higher. The shift in US weather forecasts to show intensely hot temperatures covering the US South and West through the end of this month propelled nat-gas prices higher on Wednesday. The Commodity Weather Group said on Wednesday that forecasts shifted to hotter, with above-average temperatures expected across the western and southern US through September 2, potentially boosting nat-gas demand from electricity providers to power increased air conditioning use.
Forecasts for Hot US Temperatures Lift Nat-Gas Prices
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Crude Prices Gain on Reduced Middle Eastern Oil Supplies
#wednesday #higher #south
2 months ago
OXNARD, Calif. (AP) — New Orleans wide receiver Ronnie Bell was carted off the field because of the effects of Southern California heat after being involved in one of several fights during a chippy joint practice between the Saints and Dallas Cowboys on Tuesday.
"He just had to go inside for a little bit. He just got a little bit overheated," New Orleans coach Kellen Moore said.
Bell walked to the trainer's tent following a second brawl between the Saints offense and Cowboys defense. Several minutes later, he was put onto a cart with his jersey and shoulder pads off. Bell was alert and sitting up as he was driven off the field.
Bell is going into his fourth season in the NFL out of Michigan. He has 10 receptions for 113 yards and four touchdowns in 28 games with the San Francisco 49ers and Saints.
Temperatures were in the high 70s Fahrenheit (around 25 Celsius) and it felt hotter because of unusually high humidity for the region caused by El Nino, seemingly exacerbating the intensity of a two-hour workout that nearly devolved into chaos on multiple occasions.
#bell #cowboys #field #high
"He just had to go inside for a little bit. He just got a little bit overheated," New Orleans coach Kellen Moore said.
Bell walked to the trainer's tent following a second brawl between the Saints offense and Cowboys defense. Several minutes later, he was put onto a cart with his jersey and shoulder pads off. Bell was alert and sitting up as he was driven off the field.
Bell is going into his fourth season in the NFL out of Michigan. He has 10 receptions for 113 yards and four touchdowns in 28 games with the San Francisco 49ers and Saints.
Temperatures were in the high 70s Fahrenheit (around 25 Celsius) and it felt hotter because of unusually high humidity for the region caused by El Nino, seemingly exacerbating the intensity of a two-hour workout that nearly devolved into chaos on multiple occasions.
#bell #cowboys #field #high
2 months ago
Elizabeth Banks looked absolutely stunning in a daring bikini top for the 25th anniversary reunion screening of Wet Hot American Summer.
The star donned a monochromatic brown outfit, with a red bikini top with blue edges, and she finished the look off with brown shades and a gold necklace. On top of that, she rocked a chic wavy bob hairstyle.
She also shared a throwback picture of herself from the set wearing a striped bikini. Fans loved her outfit and many flocked to the comments to cheer her on. One person wrote: "This entire look," while another added: "[There's] no one hotter than you."
Another follower continued: "You haven't aged at all!! #babe ." One person commented: "Eternally adorable."
Elizabeth showed off her elegant figure online (@ Instagram)
#person #banks #fans
The star donned a monochromatic brown outfit, with a red bikini top with blue edges, and she finished the look off with brown shades and a gold necklace. On top of that, she rocked a chic wavy bob hairstyle.
She also shared a throwback picture of herself from the set wearing a striped bikini. Fans loved her outfit and many flocked to the comments to cheer her on. One person wrote: "This entire look," while another added: "[There's] no one hotter than you."
Another follower continued: "You haven't aged at all!! #babe ." One person commented: "Eternally adorable."
Elizabeth showed off her elegant figure online (@ Instagram)
#person #banks #fans
