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Former Bond Girl and ****** and the City star Carole Bouquet is more beautiful than ever at 69.
The actress and model rose to stardom in the role of Melina Havelock in 1981's For Your Eyes Only, opposite the legendary actor Roger Moore. While she's had a long and successful career in the public eye since then, it's her ****** ociation with Chanel that frequently gets her to hit the red carpet. The former face of Chanel No. 5 perfume attended the Chanel Womenswear Spring/Summer 2027 show as part of Paris Fashion Week, and boasted a big smile for the cameras while wearing an elegant gray suit.
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Yes! Bouquet had an important cameo in season 6 on ****** and the City as the ex-wife of Mikhail Baryshnikov's character, Aleksandr Petrovsky. In the scene, she offers Sarah Jessica Parker's Carrie Bradshaw a cigarette as they sit in a Paris restaurant chatting about her ex? ("I thought you might be one of those Americans who didn't smoke. And I would be… how do you say… Guilty of killing you over lunch?")
#bouquet #bond #carole
The actress and model rose to stardom in the role of Melina Havelock in 1981's For Your Eyes Only, opposite the legendary actor Roger Moore. While she's had a long and successful career in the public eye since then, it's her ****** ociation with Chanel that frequently gets her to hit the red carpet. The former face of Chanel No. 5 perfume attended the Chanel Womenswear Spring/Summer 2027 show as part of Paris Fashion Week, and boasted a big smile for the cameras while wearing an elegant gray suit.
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Yes! Bouquet had an important cameo in season 6 on ****** and the City as the ex-wife of Mikhail Baryshnikov's character, Aleksandr Petrovsky. In the scene, she offers Sarah Jessica Parker's Carrie Bradshaw a cigarette as they sit in a Paris restaurant chatting about her ex? ("I thought you might be one of those Americans who didn't smoke. And I would be… how do you say… Guilty of killing you over lunch?")
#bouquet #bond #carole
1 month ago
Martha Stewart just debuted her shortest hairstyle in decades.
Walking the carpet at the New York City premiere of Aaron Sorkin's The Social Reckoning on Sunday, Oct. 4, the Queen of the Thirst Trap looked radiant in a blonde pixie cut tucked behind her ear, with long bangs swept to one side.
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Rocking a black asymmetric pantsuit with a black clutch and layered gold collar necklaces, she posed and smiled for the cameras, her complexion glowing.
#martha #walking #sunday
Walking the carpet at the New York City premiere of Aaron Sorkin's The Social Reckoning on Sunday, Oct. 4, the Queen of the Thirst Trap looked radiant in a blonde pixie cut tucked behind her ear, with long bangs swept to one side.
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Rocking a black asymmetric pantsuit with a black clutch and layered gold collar necklaces, she posed and smiled for the cameras, her complexion glowing.
#martha #walking #sunday
1 month ago
Dakota Johnson opened her third turn hosting Saturday Night Live on Oct. 3 by talking about her love life, starting with her "two very public, very lame breakups with two very awesome musicians."
Then her "literal therapist" walked out.
It was Taylor Swift, and she turned down the job on the spot.
"I'm not your therapist, actually," Swift told her. "You just show up once a week at my house with an empty bottle of wine and ask if I want some."
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Then her "literal therapist" walked out.
It was Taylor Swift, and she turned down the job on the spot.
"I'm not your therapist, actually," Swift told her. "You just show up once a week at my house with an empty bottle of wine and ask if I want some."
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2 months ago
The dollar index (DXY00) fell from a 7-week high on Friday and finished down by -0.03%. The dollar gave its advance on Friday on weaker-than-expected US economic news that showed Aug manufacturing production and Aug leading indicators unexpectedly declined. Also, Friday's -1% fall in WTI crude oil eased inflation expectations and could persuade the Fed to loosen monetary policy, a bearish factor for the dollar.
The dollar initially moved higher on Friday on weakness in the yen, which fell to a 2-week low today. Higher T-note yields on Friday also supported the dollar. The dollar also has carryover support from Wednesday when the FOMC raised interest rates by 25 bp and signaled another rate hike by the end of the year. The dollar fell from its best level after US
Dollar Gains on Yen Weakness and Higher T-note Yields
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The dollar initially moved higher on Friday on weakness in the yen, which fell to a 2-week low today. Higher T-note yields on Friday also supported the dollar. The dollar also has carryover support from Wednesday when the FOMC raised interest rates by 25 bp and signaled another rate hike by the end of the year. The dollar fell from its best level after US
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2 months ago
Freight fraud risks and carrier vetting are the focus as Highway Chief Commercial Officer Michael Caney joins FreightWaves Today. He breaks down what brokers, carriers and shippers need to watch right now when onboarding and monitoring capacity.If you work fraud prevention, carrier compliance or network procurement, this conversation gets straight to the operational takeaway without the fluff.#FreightFraud #CarrierVetting #SupplyChain
Carrier-vetting platform Highway is putting its balance sheet behind its fraud-detection product: if a broker moves freight using Highway's guarantee standard and loses a load, Highway writes a check for $100,000. The company's chief commercial officer said the program covers the vast majority of carrier capacity in North America — and has paid out only once across roughly one million loads.
Of the approximately 175,000 carriers that move freight for freight brokers, Highway says more than 82% qualify for the guarantee tier. "What I would tell you is the industry keeps trying to solve for the bottom 18% of the market," the CCO said. "And what we're saying is if you will just move your freight to this cohort of carriers, which is the majority of capacity in North America, not only will you be fine, but Highway will stand behind it with a performance guarantee."
"The average cargo theft is not the $100,000, it's $250,000. This idea that a motor carrier can just show up and say, hey man, I'm gonna need this cargo, it's $250 grand, I'm good for it, is bananas."
The single payout to date stemmed from an identity-design flaw tied to California's non-domiciled limited-term licensing rules. A fraudulent carrier obtained a new license through California's process, resubmitted in Highway's system, and the alert dropped off before the bug was caught and fixed — costing Highway $100,000. The CCO described theft events as a "Swiss cheese" of compounding decisions rather than a single failure point, and said Highway continuously monitors for ownership changes, inbox compromises, and cyber anomalies within the guarantee framework.
#carriers #capacity #America
Carrier-vetting platform Highway is putting its balance sheet behind its fraud-detection product: if a broker moves freight using Highway's guarantee standard and loses a load, Highway writes a check for $100,000. The company's chief commercial officer said the program covers the vast majority of carrier capacity in North America — and has paid out only once across roughly one million loads.
Of the approximately 175,000 carriers that move freight for freight brokers, Highway says more than 82% qualify for the guarantee tier. "What I would tell you is the industry keeps trying to solve for the bottom 18% of the market," the CCO said. "And what we're saying is if you will just move your freight to this cohort of carriers, which is the majority of capacity in North America, not only will you be fine, but Highway will stand behind it with a performance guarantee."
"The average cargo theft is not the $100,000, it's $250,000. This idea that a motor carrier can just show up and say, hey man, I'm gonna need this cargo, it's $250 grand, I'm good for it, is bananas."
The single payout to date stemmed from an identity-design flaw tied to California's non-domiciled limited-term licensing rules. A fraudulent carrier obtained a new license through California's process, resubmitted in Highway's system, and the alert dropped off before the bug was caught and fixed — costing Highway $100,000. The CCO described theft events as a "Swiss cheese" of compounding decisions rather than a single failure point, and said Highway continuously monitors for ownership changes, inbox compromises, and cyber anomalies within the guarantee framework.
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2 months ago
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Tech leased 1.1 million square feet of New York office ***** e in Q3 so far, surpassing legal to become the market's second-largest leasing sector behind finance.
AI companies are driving roughly 60% of tech leasing this quarter, competing for ***** e as Manhattan office supply hits its lowest point since 2020.
Flatiron remains the top tech submarket, while Hudson Square, the Penn District and Downtown are emerging as alternatives for ***** e-constrained tenants.
New York's tech sector has overtaken legal to become the city's second-largest office sector, trailing only finance, according to a September JLL report cited by GlobeSt.com. Tech tenants have leased 1.1 million square feet across the metro so far in the third quarter, a pace JLL Managing Director Joe Sipala called one of the "busiest summers" for office leasing the brokerage has seen in some time.
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Tech leased 1.1 million square feet of New York office ***** e in Q3 so far, surpassing legal to become the market's second-largest leasing sector behind finance.
AI companies are driving roughly 60% of tech leasing this quarter, competing for ***** e as Manhattan office supply hits its lowest point since 2020.
Flatiron remains the top tech submarket, while Hudson Square, the Penn District and Downtown are emerging as alternatives for ***** e-constrained tenants.
New York's tech sector has overtaken legal to become the city's second-largest office sector, trailing only finance, according to a September JLL report cited by GlobeSt.com. Tech tenants have leased 1.1 million square feet across the metro so far in the third quarter, a pace JLL Managing Director Joe Sipala called one of the "busiest summers" for office leasing the brokerage has seen in some time.
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2 months ago
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Dallas, Tarrant, and Collin county records show 1,197 commercial and multifamily loans totaling $13.3 billion maturing over the next 12 months, with another $12.5 billion in loans already past their maturity date.
Only 3 of the 1,197 forward-maturing loans carry a recorded distress filing, underscoring how little of the real risk shows up in public records before a loan actually fails.
The wall stems from two colliding loan vintages: roughly $4.3 billion in 2016-2017 peak-era loans and $2.6 billion in short-term bridge debt originated since 2025.
DFW loan maturities over the next 12 months total $13.3 billion, according to a county-by-county read of deed of trust records by Circlemark. That's on top of $12.5 billion in loans that have already passed their stated maturity date and remain open. Circlemark, which reads scanned county clerk instruments rather than relying on servicer-reported data, calls its own $13.3 billion figure a floor, not a ceiling.
#records
Dallas, Tarrant, and Collin county records show 1,197 commercial and multifamily loans totaling $13.3 billion maturing over the next 12 months, with another $12.5 billion in loans already past their maturity date.
Only 3 of the 1,197 forward-maturing loans carry a recorded distress filing, underscoring how little of the real risk shows up in public records before a loan actually fails.
The wall stems from two colliding loan vintages: roughly $4.3 billion in 2016-2017 peak-era loans and $2.6 billion in short-term bridge debt originated since 2025.
DFW loan maturities over the next 12 months total $13.3 billion, according to a county-by-county read of deed of trust records by Circlemark. That's on top of $12.5 billion in loans that have already passed their stated maturity date and remain open. Circlemark, which reads scanned county clerk instruments rather than relying on servicer-reported data, calls its own $13.3 billion figure a floor, not a ceiling.
#records
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Legacy West apartments average $1,845 a month, a 9% premium over comparable Dallas properties that's smaller than any other demand pocket RealPage tracks, yet the submarket needs the fewest concessions to stay leased.
The pocket posted 95.5% occupancy in the second quarter, two points above the Dallas metro average, anchored by roughly 12,000 corporate jobs from employers including Toyota, JPMorgan Chase, and Frito-Lay.
Because Legacy West's strength rests on continued corporate expansion rather than a larger price premium, its durability depends on employers in the Plano-Frisco corridor keeping up their hiring pace.
Apartments in Legacy West command the smallest rent premium of any demand pocket in the Dallas metro, yet the submarket needs fewer concessions to stay full than any of its peers, according to RealPage. The corporate-anchored district straddling the Plano-Frisco border averaged $1,845 in effective rent in the second quarter, a 9% premium over comparable metro properties. That's the smallest premium among the demand pockets RealPage tracks across Dallas, even though Legacy West's occupancy and leasing strength outperform them.
#legacy #dallas #demand
Legacy West apartments average $1,845 a month, a 9% premium over comparable Dallas properties that's smaller than any other demand pocket RealPage tracks, yet the submarket needs the fewest concessions to stay leased.
The pocket posted 95.5% occupancy in the second quarter, two points above the Dallas metro average, anchored by roughly 12,000 corporate jobs from employers including Toyota, JPMorgan Chase, and Frito-Lay.
Because Legacy West's strength rests on continued corporate expansion rather than a larger price premium, its durability depends on employers in the Plano-Frisco corridor keeping up their hiring pace.
Apartments in Legacy West command the smallest rent premium of any demand pocket in the Dallas metro, yet the submarket needs fewer concessions to stay full than any of its peers, according to RealPage. The corporate-anchored district straddling the Plano-Frisco border averaged $1,845 in effective rent in the second quarter, a 9% premium over comparable metro properties. That's the smallest premium among the demand pockets RealPage tracks across Dallas, even though Legacy West's occupancy and leasing strength outperform them.
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2 months ago
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A $420 million CMBS loan backed by the 893,000-square-foot office tower at 51 West 52nd Street will exit special servicing after Harbor Group closed a negotiated extension.
Morningstar reported occupancy fell from 99% to 86% and cash flow dropped 37% below underwritten levels, though a source close to the deal says the building is now fully leased.
Harbor Group bought the Midtown tower from ViacomCBS for $760 million in 2021, the largest investment sale that year, and has since invested $150 million in upgrades.
A $420 million CMBS loan backed by 51 West 52nd Street, a 38-story, 893,000-square-foot Midtown office tower, will exit special servicing after sponsor Harbor Group International closed a negotiated loan extension, according to Commercial Observer. The loan, which backs the single-asset, single-borrower DBGS 2021-W52 deal, was transferred to special servicing ahead of its October 2026 maturity even though it still carried a 12-month extension option, per an alert from Morningstar Credit ******* ytics.
#group #extension
A $420 million CMBS loan backed by the 893,000-square-foot office tower at 51 West 52nd Street will exit special servicing after Harbor Group closed a negotiated extension.
Morningstar reported occupancy fell from 99% to 86% and cash flow dropped 37% below underwritten levels, though a source close to the deal says the building is now fully leased.
Harbor Group bought the Midtown tower from ViacomCBS for $760 million in 2021, the largest investment sale that year, and has since invested $150 million in upgrades.
A $420 million CMBS loan backed by 51 West 52nd Street, a 38-story, 893,000-square-foot Midtown office tower, will exit special servicing after sponsor Harbor Group International closed a negotiated loan extension, according to Commercial Observer. The loan, which backs the single-asset, single-borrower DBGS 2021-W52 deal, was transferred to special servicing ahead of its October 2026 maturity even though it still carried a 12-month extension option, per an alert from Morningstar Credit ******* ytics.
#group #extension
2 months ago
Oil futures have been rising, but recently hit a peak. ConocoPhillips (COP) reported strong Q2 earnings on Aug. 6, and COP stock may be fairly valued. However, shorting COP puts and vertical put credit spreads are attractive alternatives for value investors.
COP closed at $137.35 on Friday, Sept. 11, a recent three-, six-, and 12-month peak. That followed WTI Oct. futures contract (CLV26) spiking above $104 late Thursday, Sept. 10.
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The market clearly believes that Conoco's Q3 earnings and cash flow will be strong, given how high oil and gas prices have been this quarter. Barchart's CLV26 chart below shows the recent peak in oil futures.
Oil has been rising due to ongoing tensions and kinetic action between the U.S. and Iran, as well as in other areas in the Middle East where oil is transported.
#sept
COP closed at $137.35 on Friday, Sept. 11, a recent three-, six-, and 12-month peak. That followed WTI Oct. futures contract (CLV26) spiking above $104 late Thursday, Sept. 10.
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The market clearly believes that Conoco's Q3 earnings and cash flow will be strong, given how high oil and gas prices have been this quarter. Barchart's CLV26 chart below shows the recent peak in oil futures.
Oil has been rising due to ongoing tensions and kinetic action between the U.S. and Iran, as well as in other areas in the Middle East where oil is transported.
#sept
2 months ago
Michelle Pfeiffer may be one of the most famous actresses in the world, but she's not afraid to go bare-faced on social media.
The beloved actress, 68, whose first starring film role was in Grease 2, rose to fame in legendary films like Scarface and Dangerous Liaisons. She later became a household name as Catwoman in Batman Returns. In recent years, she's earned tremendous acclaim as First Lady Betty Ford in The First Lady, and recently starred in the Amazon Prime Video Christmas movie Oh. What. Fun. Now dominating the networks with both Margo's Got Money Troubles and The Madison, the star is reigning supreme in Hollywood.
Despite her international fame, Pfeiffer manages to stay humble. Unlike many Hollywood queens, she has no hesitation to go makeup-free on social media. Looking bare-faced and beautiful in a fun selfie from pottery class, the film icon went completely natural without a stitch of makeup. AND she managed to successfully make something!
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While there have been rumors that Pfeiffer is retiring from the entertainment business, the star made it clear that's not what she meant.
#lady #hollywood #faced
The beloved actress, 68, whose first starring film role was in Grease 2, rose to fame in legendary films like Scarface and Dangerous Liaisons. She later became a household name as Catwoman in Batman Returns. In recent years, she's earned tremendous acclaim as First Lady Betty Ford in The First Lady, and recently starred in the Amazon Prime Video Christmas movie Oh. What. Fun. Now dominating the networks with both Margo's Got Money Troubles and The Madison, the star is reigning supreme in Hollywood.
Despite her international fame, Pfeiffer manages to stay humble. Unlike many Hollywood queens, she has no hesitation to go makeup-free on social media. Looking bare-faced and beautiful in a fun selfie from pottery class, the film icon went completely natural without a stitch of makeup. AND she managed to successfully make something!
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While there have been rumors that Pfeiffer is retiring from the entertainment business, the star made it clear that's not what she meant.
#lady #hollywood #faced
2 months ago
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US apartment investment volume fell 16% year over year to $12.4B in July, according to MSCI.
MSCI said garden apartment sales declined 25% to $6.3B, while mid- and high-rise volume fell 5% to $6.1B.
Cap-rate pressure is becoming more visible in garden ***** ets as investors distinguish properties by exposure to future supply.
GlobeSt.com reports that July apartment investment data look weak on the surface, but the more important signal is a widening distinction between property types. MSCI data in its ***** ysis of July apartment transactions show US apartment volume fell 16% year over year to $12.4B. Garden sales dropped 25% to $6.3B, while mid- and high-rise volume declined 5% to $6.1B.
#msci #daily #fell #investment
US apartment investment volume fell 16% year over year to $12.4B in July, according to MSCI.
MSCI said garden apartment sales declined 25% to $6.3B, while mid- and high-rise volume fell 5% to $6.1B.
Cap-rate pressure is becoming more visible in garden ***** ets as investors distinguish properties by exposure to future supply.
GlobeSt.com reports that July apartment investment data look weak on the surface, but the more important signal is a widening distinction between property types. MSCI data in its ***** ysis of July apartment transactions show US apartment volume fell 16% year over year to $12.4B. Garden sales dropped 25% to $6.3B, while mid- and high-rise volume declined 5% to $6.1B.
#msci #daily #fell #investment
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Basis Industrial closed a $20.5 million construction loan and land acquisition for a 707-unit, 102,673-square-foot climate-controlled self-storage facility in Surprise, Arizona, marking its first Arizona development.
NexBank and NexPoint provided the construction financing for the Truman Ranch site, with construction starting this year and completion targeted for fall 2027.
The project taps into rising self-storage demand in fast-growing Phoenix, where Truman Ranch alone is adding more than 600 new apartment units.
Basis Industrial, a Delray Beach, Fla.-based real estate owner and operator, closed a $20.5 million construction loan and completed a land acquisition on Sept. 2, 2026, for its first Arizona self-storage development at 17140 W. Waddell Road in Surprise. The project will deliver a 102,673-square-foot, 707-unit climate-controlled facility within the Truman Ranch master-planned community. Construction is expected to start later this year, with completion targeted for fall 2027.
#daily #self #industrial #surprise
Basis Industrial closed a $20.5 million construction loan and land acquisition for a 707-unit, 102,673-square-foot climate-controlled self-storage facility in Surprise, Arizona, marking its first Arizona development.
NexBank and NexPoint provided the construction financing for the Truman Ranch site, with construction starting this year and completion targeted for fall 2027.
The project taps into rising self-storage demand in fast-growing Phoenix, where Truman Ranch alone is adding more than 600 new apartment units.
Basis Industrial, a Delray Beach, Fla.-based real estate owner and operator, closed a $20.5 million construction loan and completed a land acquisition on Sept. 2, 2026, for its first Arizona self-storage development at 17140 W. Waddell Road in Surprise. The project will deliver a 102,673-square-foot, 707-unit climate-controlled facility within the Truman Ranch master-planned community. Construction is expected to start later this year, with completion targeted for fall 2027.
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2 months ago
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National Resources, Great Point Studios, and Lindsay Goldberg refinanced their 719,943-square-foot "Hollywood on the Hudson" studio portfolio in Yonkers for $435 million.
The floating-rate loan from Bank of Montreal, Starwood Mortgage Capital, and Bank of America replaces $376.8 million in debt and funds tenant improvements.
The portfolio is 98.9% leased with Lionsgate Studio Corp. alone occupying 52.5% of the ***** e, underscoring strong demand for film and TV production real estate.
A four-building Yonkers film studio and office portfolio has landed a $435 million refinancing, according to Commercial Property Executive. The borrower, a joint venture between National Resources, Great Point Studios Operations, and Lindsay Goldberg, used the floating-rate loan to retire $376.8 million in prior debt on the 719,943-square-foot "Hollywood on the Hudson" portfolio, with the balance covering closing costs, equity returns, and tenant improvements.
#Portfolio #national #point #lindsay
National Resources, Great Point Studios, and Lindsay Goldberg refinanced their 719,943-square-foot "Hollywood on the Hudson" studio portfolio in Yonkers for $435 million.
The floating-rate loan from Bank of Montreal, Starwood Mortgage Capital, and Bank of America replaces $376.8 million in debt and funds tenant improvements.
The portfolio is 98.9% leased with Lionsgate Studio Corp. alone occupying 52.5% of the ***** e, underscoring strong demand for film and TV production real estate.
A four-building Yonkers film studio and office portfolio has landed a $435 million refinancing, according to Commercial Property Executive. The borrower, a joint venture between National Resources, Great Point Studios Operations, and Lindsay Goldberg, used the floating-rate loan to retire $376.8 million in prior debt on the 719,943-square-foot "Hollywood on the Hudson" portfolio, with the balance covering closing costs, equity returns, and tenant improvements.
#Portfolio #national #point #lindsay
2 months ago
If you're looking for live Michigan high school football scores in Week 2, you've come to the right place.
We're bringing you Week 2 live scores and updates throughout the state in MHSAA football.
Be sure to check out our rankings after Week 1: Find the Super 25 teams in the state of Michigan, and the top 10 teams in each division.
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We're bringing you Week 2 live scores and updates throughout the state in MHSAA football.
Be sure to check out our rankings after Week 1: Find the Super 25 teams in the state of Michigan, and the top 10 teams in each division.
Bookmark freep.com/sports/high-schools for **** ysis, news, features, lists, predictions and scores all season.
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2 months ago
It's not often that we use "high yield" and "tech stocks" in the same sentence. However, some of the legacy software and consulting companies have joined the league, thanks to the drawdown in their stocks amid "AI-pocalypse" fears. With artificial intelligence (AI) looking to automate coding and back-office tasks, the "man-hours" model that IT services firms rely on could be at risk. Accenture (ACN) is among the names that have been in the penalty box amid fears that AI would cause large-scale business disruption for the sector. However, such fears have eased, and legacy tech companies, which were considered net AI losers, have jumped sharply from their lows. Looking at some specific stocks, Adobe (ADBE) and Salesforce (CRM) have respectively risen 54% and 76% from their 2026 lows, while Accenture has soared 60%.
Despite the rally, Accenture still has a dividend yield of 3.4%, which is well ahead of the S&P 500 Index ($SPX) average. The company has a long history of paying dividends and started paying a semi-annual dividend in 2005, eventually transitioning to quarterly dividends beginning in 2019. It has increased its payouts every year since its initiation, with an impressive annualized growth of 11.1%. Last year, the company raised its quarterly dividend by 10.1% to $1.63 per share.
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Despite the rally, Accenture still has a dividend yield of 3.4%, which is well ahead of the S&P 500 Index ($SPX) average. The company has a long history of paying dividends and started paying a semi-annual dividend in 2005, eventually transitioning to quarterly dividends beginning in 2019. It has increased its payouts every year since its initiation, with an impressive annualized growth of 11.1%. Last year, the company raised its quarterly dividend by 10.1% to $1.63 per share.
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2 months ago
Caitlin Clark remains at the center of an intense national debate regarding the league's Most Valuable Player award. While attention recently shifted toward Team USA during the international break, the awards race continues generating massive online discussion. Las Vegas forward A'ja Wilson remains the leading candidate, but the Indiana point guard has gathered tremendous public support. However, one passionate supporter recently took his advocacy to extreme lengths.
WNBA reporter Khristina Williams publicly called out former collegiate basketball player John O'Maley for harassing her inbox. The media personality revealed that the executive repeatedly flooded her email with detailed statistical breakdowns supporting the star rookie. Williams requested that he cease sending messages after receiving five separate emails within a single two-hour window.
She directly addressed the relentless email campaign on her public timeline to set firm boundaries. Williams wrote, "Pleeeease stop sending me emails, John!!!" She later clarified her frustration by adding, "I deleted the tweet. But seriously, stop! I received five emails in a two-hour span today, and multiple emails last month."
Traditional sports fans always value objective media evaluations over relentless personal lobbying. True hoops purists recognize that voters must evaluate the entire season without outside pressure. Harassing sports journalists' inboxes distorts legitimate award conversations and creates unnecessary friction. Respecting professional boundaries remains essential for everyone involved in sports media.
O'Maley is a West Point graduate who previously played collegiate basketball under legendary coach Bob Knight. The corporate executive built an extensive, source-linked comparison arguing that the Indiana guard deserves first-place MVP votes. He noted her impressive scoring efficiency, high usage rate, and transformative impact on the franchise's overall offensive output.
#emails #Media #sports #john
WNBA reporter Khristina Williams publicly called out former collegiate basketball player John O'Maley for harassing her inbox. The media personality revealed that the executive repeatedly flooded her email with detailed statistical breakdowns supporting the star rookie. Williams requested that he cease sending messages after receiving five separate emails within a single two-hour window.
She directly addressed the relentless email campaign on her public timeline to set firm boundaries. Williams wrote, "Pleeeease stop sending me emails, John!!!" She later clarified her frustration by adding, "I deleted the tweet. But seriously, stop! I received five emails in a two-hour span today, and multiple emails last month."
Traditional sports fans always value objective media evaluations over relentless personal lobbying. True hoops purists recognize that voters must evaluate the entire season without outside pressure. Harassing sports journalists' inboxes distorts legitimate award conversations and creates unnecessary friction. Respecting professional boundaries remains essential for everyone involved in sports media.
O'Maley is a West Point graduate who previously played collegiate basketball under legendary coach Bob Knight. The corporate executive built an extensive, source-linked comparison arguing that the Indiana guard deserves first-place MVP votes. He noted her impressive scoring efficiency, high usage rate, and transformative impact on the franchise's overall offensive output.
#emails #Media #sports #john
2 months ago
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As Utah begins the Morgan Scalley era, optimism is high in the football facility.
There are many unknowns as the Utes embark on the 2026 season. How will the rebuilt offensive line and defensive line fare? Can Kevin McGiven's offense reach the highs of Jason Beck's? As head coach, how will Scalley manage the whole team (not just the defense), make critical in-game decisions like whether to go for it on fourth down, and handle the ***** ps in the road that inevitably pop up during a college football season? How will Colton Swan do as defensive coordinator?
In spite of all of the unknowns, Utah is still considered in contention for a spot in the Big 12 championship game, though solidly behind Texas Tech and BYU in the eyes of the oddsmakers, thanks to returning quarterback Devon Dampier, running back Wayshawn Parker, a wide receiver room that could be the best Utah has had in a while and returning starters in the secondary and at linebacker.
How does the 2026 schedule stack up for the Utes?
#defensive
As Utah begins the Morgan Scalley era, optimism is high in the football facility.
There are many unknowns as the Utes embark on the 2026 season. How will the rebuilt offensive line and defensive line fare? Can Kevin McGiven's offense reach the highs of Jason Beck's? As head coach, how will Scalley manage the whole team (not just the defense), make critical in-game decisions like whether to go for it on fourth down, and handle the ***** ps in the road that inevitably pop up during a college football season? How will Colton Swan do as defensive coordinator?
In spite of all of the unknowns, Utah is still considered in contention for a spot in the Big 12 championship game, though solidly behind Texas Tech and BYU in the eyes of the oddsmakers, thanks to returning quarterback Devon Dampier, running back Wayshawn Parker, a wide receiver room that could be the best Utah has had in a while and returning starters in the secondary and at linebacker.
How does the 2026 schedule stack up for the Utes?
#defensive
2 months ago
Bitcoin hashprice has recovered to about $39.06 per PH/s/day, up more than 43% from its June low near $27, as bitcoin's price moved toward $80,000 and network difficulty eased, according to data from Luxor's Hashrate Index.
The Aug. 22 difficulty adjustment reduced the mining threshold by 1.31% at block 963,648, according to Mempool data. Difficulty fell from 127.48 trillion to 125.81 trillion, leaving it just 0.7% above the 2026 low of 124.93 trillion reached in June.
The decline was in line with the flat-to-down-1% move expected before the retarget. It also erased the prior epoch's 0.99% increase and was Bitcoin's tenth downward adjustment of 2026, against seven increases.
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Lower difficulty increases bitcoin production per unit of active hashrate, ***** uming price, fees and operating costs remain unchanged. The latest move is modest, making bitcoin's price rally the main driver of the hashprice recovery.
#price #june #according
The Aug. 22 difficulty adjustment reduced the mining threshold by 1.31% at block 963,648, according to Mempool data. Difficulty fell from 127.48 trillion to 125.81 trillion, leaving it just 0.7% above the 2026 low of 124.93 trillion reached in June.
The decline was in line with the flat-to-down-1% move expected before the retarget. It also erased the prior epoch's 0.99% increase and was Bitcoin's tenth downward adjustment of 2026, against seven increases.
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Lower difficulty increases bitcoin production per unit of active hashrate, ***** uming price, fees and operating costs remain unchanged. The latest move is modest, making bitcoin's price rally the main driver of the hashprice recovery.
#price #june #according
2 months ago
The big 'news' Monday morning is that Washington and Ottawa are gearing up for an "all-out trade war".
Meanwhile, Russia's War on Ukraine and the US president's War on Iran (and nearly everywhere else) made minor headlines.
A 75-Day Seasonal Sell Window Is Opening in the Euro—Are You Prepared?
Crude Prices Fall as Oil Supplies Move Through the Strait of Hormuz
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Meanwhile, Russia's War on Ukraine and the US president's War on Iran (and nearly everywhere else) made minor headlines.
A 75-Day Seasonal Sell Window Is Opening in the Euro—Are You Prepared?
Crude Prices Fall as Oil Supplies Move Through the Strait of Hormuz
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2 months ago
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S2 Capital sold two Dallas-Fort Worth apartment properties this summer, marking at least its third North Texas multifamily disposition of the year.
Both sales came after S2 told investors in July that their equity in the firm's value-add fund and multifamily REIT had been wiped out.
S2 is now raising up to $130 million for a continuation vehicle to roll 26 **** ets forward, a plan facing scrutiny over leverage and conflicts of interest.
Scott Everett's S2 Capital sold two apartment properties in the Dallas-Fort Worth area this summer, according to The Real Deal, as the beleaguered multifamily investor works to raise capital for another fund. The dispositions add to a string of North Texas sales this year as S2 works through a rocky stretch for its existing portfolio, one marked by wiped-out investor equity and mounting legal pressure on its founder.
#fort #worth #sold
S2 Capital sold two Dallas-Fort Worth apartment properties this summer, marking at least its third North Texas multifamily disposition of the year.
Both sales came after S2 told investors in July that their equity in the firm's value-add fund and multifamily REIT had been wiped out.
S2 is now raising up to $130 million for a continuation vehicle to roll 26 **** ets forward, a plan facing scrutiny over leverage and conflicts of interest.
Scott Everett's S2 Capital sold two apartment properties in the Dallas-Fort Worth area this summer, according to The Real Deal, as the beleaguered multifamily investor works to raise capital for another fund. The dispositions add to a string of North Texas sales this year as S2 works through a rocky stretch for its existing portfolio, one marked by wiped-out investor equity and mounting legal pressure on its founder.
#fort #worth #sold
2 months ago
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Trepp counted $12.1B of performing securitized office loans with cash flow below debt service, out of $97.2B reviewed.
Free rent explains $1.46B of the well occupied balance, with 280 Park Avenue accounting for $1.075B.
Floating rate debt and elevated operating expenses sit behind most of the rest.
Trepp reviewed $97.2B of performing securitized office loans and found $12.1B that cannot cover their own debt payments. None of those loans are delinquent. The unexpected part is where that balance sits. More than two-fifths rests on buildings that are at least 80% occupied.
#trepp #reviewed
Trepp counted $12.1B of performing securitized office loans with cash flow below debt service, out of $97.2B reviewed.
Free rent explains $1.46B of the well occupied balance, with 280 Park Avenue accounting for $1.075B.
Floating rate debt and elevated operating expenses sit behind most of the rest.
Trepp reviewed $97.2B of performing securitized office loans and found $12.1B that cannot cover their own debt payments. None of those loans are delinquent. The unexpected part is where that balance sits. More than two-fifths rests on buildings that are at least 80% occupied.
#trepp #reviewed
2 months ago
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American Strategic Investment told the SEC that substantial doubt about its going concern status remains.
Its $140M loan on 123 William St. matures in March, above the tower's $137.7M Q2 valuation.
The REIT lost $16M in the first half while its external manager's affiliates collected about $6M in fees.
American Strategic Investment Co. has warned that substantial doubt surrounds its ability to stay in business. The disclosure came in filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission. The company trades on the New York Stock Exchange under the NYC ticker. It could fall into bankruptcy within 12 months. According to Bisnow, its largest remaining ******* et carries an underwater mortgage that matures in March.
#american #march #doubt
American Strategic Investment told the SEC that substantial doubt about its going concern status remains.
Its $140M loan on 123 William St. matures in March, above the tower's $137.7M Q2 valuation.
The REIT lost $16M in the first half while its external manager's affiliates collected about $6M in fees.
American Strategic Investment Co. has warned that substantial doubt surrounds its ability to stay in business. The disclosure came in filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission. The company trades on the New York Stock Exchange under the NYC ticker. It could fall into bankruptcy within 12 months. According to Bisnow, its largest remaining ******* et carries an underwater mortgage that matures in March.
#american #march #doubt
2 months ago
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P&G's Gillette closed on the 232 A Street development in South Boston for $99.29M, taking over the full site.
Breakthrough Properties paid $80M for the property in 2021 and won approval for a 325,000 SF campus.
Boston is one of four core markets that drove nearly 8M SF of life science absorption, per JLL.
P&G's Gillette has closed on the 232 A Street development in South Boston, reports Globe St. It paid $99.29M to Breakthrough Properties. The razor maker first planned a headquarters and Technical Innovation Center on the site's former parking lot. It has now taken over the entire development and pledged to invest close to $1B.
#daily #closed #paid
P&G's Gillette closed on the 232 A Street development in South Boston for $99.29M, taking over the full site.
Breakthrough Properties paid $80M for the property in 2021 and won approval for a 325,000 SF campus.
Boston is one of four core markets that drove nearly 8M SF of life science absorption, per JLL.
P&G's Gillette has closed on the 232 A Street development in South Boston, reports Globe St. It paid $99.29M to Breakthrough Properties. The razor maker first planned a headquarters and Technical Innovation Center on the site's former parking lot. It has now taken over the entire development and pledged to invest close to $1B.
#daily #closed #paid
2 months ago
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LA County commercial property sales reached $2.1B across roughly 7.25M SF in July, a 28.5% jump in dollar volume from July 2025.
Multifamily accounted for $1.22B, or 58% of the month's total, with average pricing up 28.7% to $376 PSF.
Office was the only major property type to fall in both dollar volume and square footage, with pricing down 23.5% to $250 PSF.
According to the Commercial Observer, commercial real estate investment sales accelerated across Los Angeles County in July. Roughly 7.25M SF of commercial property traded for $2.1B, NAI Capital reported Thursday, citing CoStar data. Multifamily accounted for the majority of capital deployed.
#commercial #multifamily #roughly #real
LA County commercial property sales reached $2.1B across roughly 7.25M SF in July, a 28.5% jump in dollar volume from July 2025.
Multifamily accounted for $1.22B, or 58% of the month's total, with average pricing up 28.7% to $376 PSF.
Office was the only major property type to fall in both dollar volume and square footage, with pricing down 23.5% to $250 PSF.
According to the Commercial Observer, commercial real estate investment sales accelerated across Los Angeles County in July. Roughly 7.25M SF of commercial property traded for $2.1B, NAI Capital reported Thursday, citing CoStar data. Multifamily accounted for the majority of capital deployed.
#commercial #multifamily #roughly #real
2 months ago
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Invesco is cutting management fees 20% through 2027 for investors in its $12.7B core real estate fund.
A tender offer will let investors exit at 95% of net ******* et value, funded by affiliate IDR Investment Management.
Invesco and its leaders will add up to $150M, echoing a $400M Blackstone backstop earlier this year.
Invesco is cutting management fees by 20% for investors in its $12.7B core real estate fund. The firm disclosed the move in a recent investor letter reviewed by Bloomberg. It is one of two steps aimed at easing what Invesco called an elevated redemption queue.
#daily #management #estate
Invesco is cutting management fees 20% through 2027 for investors in its $12.7B core real estate fund.
A tender offer will let investors exit at 95% of net ******* et value, funded by affiliate IDR Investment Management.
Invesco and its leaders will add up to $150M, echoing a $400M Blackstone backstop earlier this year.
Invesco is cutting management fees by 20% for investors in its $12.7B core real estate fund. The firm disclosed the move in a recent investor letter reviewed by Bloomberg. It is one of two steps aimed at easing what Invesco called an elevated redemption queue.
#daily #management #estate
3 months ago
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BTF Whitestone LLC secured a $75 million loan from Acadia Realty Trust, arranged by Northmarq, to acquire and redevelop Whitestone Shopping Center in Queens.
The 119,584-square-foot, Key Food-anchored center was acquired for $56 million earlier this month and includes tenants like JPMorgan Chase and Webster Bank.
The deal reflects strong lender appetite for grocery-anchored retail even as broader financing conditions tighten across other property types.
An entity called BTF Whitestone LLC has secured a $75 million loan to fund both the purchase and redevelopment of a Queens shopping center, according to GlobeSt.
#center #shopping
BTF Whitestone LLC secured a $75 million loan from Acadia Realty Trust, arranged by Northmarq, to acquire and redevelop Whitestone Shopping Center in Queens.
The 119,584-square-foot, Key Food-anchored center was acquired for $56 million earlier this month and includes tenants like JPMorgan Chase and Webster Bank.
The deal reflects strong lender appetite for grocery-anchored retail even as broader financing conditions tighten across other property types.
An entity called BTF Whitestone LLC has secured a $75 million loan to fund both the purchase and redevelopment of a Queens shopping center, according to GlobeSt.
#center #shopping
3 months ago
Keeping your email inbox under control can feel like a full-time job in itself—with endless streams of messages making it difficult to separate what actually matters from the noise. Roland Busch, the CEO of Siemens, has a decisively minimalist approach: skipping email etiquette in favor of efficiency.
"I try to keep my inbox below 100. If you have more than 100 emails in your inbox, you lose the overview of what's actually on your plate," Busch told Business Insider. "I accomplish this by answering messages quickly and using a few words."
Oftentimes, those few words are simply "OK" or "No."
"I make it simple and fast. My team is trained to communicate this way. If I need to write something longer, I dictate my response while walking through the office."
That same emphasis on efficiency extends to how the 61-year-old manages his time with his direct reports. Rather than scheduling recurring one-on-one meetings, the leader of the $256 billion German engineering company—No. 143 on the Fortune Global 500—keeps his door open and lets his executives come to him when they need to.
#messages
"I try to keep my inbox below 100. If you have more than 100 emails in your inbox, you lose the overview of what's actually on your plate," Busch told Business Insider. "I accomplish this by answering messages quickly and using a few words."
Oftentimes, those few words are simply "OK" or "No."
"I make it simple and fast. My team is trained to communicate this way. If I need to write something longer, I dictate my response while walking through the office."
That same emphasis on efficiency extends to how the 61-year-old manages his time with his direct reports. Rather than scheduling recurring one-on-one meetings, the leader of the $256 billion German engineering company—No. 143 on the Fortune Global 500—keeps his door open and lets his executives come to him when they need to.
#messages
3 months ago
KBW kept its Market Perform rating and $4.50 price target on HIVE (NASDAQ: HIVE) on Monday after the operator posted better-than-expected EBITDA and expanded its contracted AI cloud revenue. The target implies about 67% upside from the $2.69 share price cited in the note.
Analyst Stephen Glagola said HIVE generated fiscal first-quarter 2027 revenue of $79.1 million, above KBW's $77.9 million estimate but below the $82.2 million consensus. Gross margin reached 30.6%, compared with KBW's 29.7% forecast.
KBW-defined EBITDA was $15.2 million, topping the bank's $13.2 million estimate and the $11.7 million consensus. Cash G&A declined 4% sequentially to $9 million, versus KBW's $9.9 million estimate, while HIVE's adjusted EBITDA was $13.4 million.
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HIVE's AI cloud subsidiary has secured two multi-year reserved GPU contracts in British Columbia since its previous earnings call. The agreements carry combined annual recurring revenue of about $143 million, modestly above KBW's $135 million model and prior management guidance.
#estimate #price #cloud
Analyst Stephen Glagola said HIVE generated fiscal first-quarter 2027 revenue of $79.1 million, above KBW's $77.9 million estimate but below the $82.2 million consensus. Gross margin reached 30.6%, compared with KBW's 29.7% forecast.
KBW-defined EBITDA was $15.2 million, topping the bank's $13.2 million estimate and the $11.7 million consensus. Cash G&A declined 4% sequentially to $9 million, versus KBW's $9.9 million estimate, while HIVE's adjusted EBITDA was $13.4 million.
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HIVE's AI cloud subsidiary has secured two multi-year reserved GPU contracts in British Columbia since its previous earnings call. The agreements carry combined annual recurring revenue of about $143 million, modestly above KBW's $135 million model and prior management guidance.
#estimate #price #cloud
