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Cooper Neal/Getty ImagesAccording to ESPN’s Jeff Darlington, the New England Patriots are “slightly selling” on linebacker Matthew Judon, who was provided the following information by NFL Live:”As for Judon, I’d say the Patriots are at least listening to trade offers. They’ve lightly touted him and made it clear to the NFL, ‘If you want to trade for him, we’ll listen.’ But I’d also say there hasn’t been much interest from the Patriots to actually get any kind of deal done.” “Also, the Patriots haven’t raised or re-offered Judon anything since their initial offer before training camp, so I don’t necessarily…

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Top: Liz Hogan, Michael Raffid, Lietzl Baker, Michael Altnew Working with high-net-worth buyers requires unique skills and knowledge, as well as a commitment to doing everything in your power to ensure your high-net-worth clients get the personal, hands-on experience they are looking for. With the luxury housing sector expected to continue to grow in 2024 and beyond, we asked a few RISMedia real estate newsmakers the following question: “What is unique about luxury real estate transactions, and how can agents operating in this niche sector stay ahead of the competition?” Here are their comments: Achievers Liz Hogan VP Luxury Sales…

August 13, 2024, 1:05 PM CSTDallas-based Steward Healthcare System is selling its managed-care business for $245 million, a deal that will separate the company’s primary care physicians from its troubled hospital system, which emerged from bankruptcy.According to court documents, an affiliate of private investment firm Kinderhook Industries has agreed to acquire Steward Medical Group and Steward Healthcare Network, collectively known as Stewardship Health, for a price higher than lenders had offered to wipe out $225 million in debt in exchange for the managed-care business. Kinderhook’s Rural Healthcare Group plans to invest heavily in Stewardship’s infrastructure, according to a company statement.The…

August 13, 2024, 1:05 PM CSTDallas-based Steward Healthcare System is selling its managed-care business for $245 million, a deal that will separate the company’s primary care physicians from its troubled hospital system, which emerged from bankruptcy.According to court documents, an affiliate of private investment firm Kinderhook Industries has agreed to acquire Steward Medical Group and Steward Healthcare Network, collectively known as Stewardship Health, for a price higher than lenders had offered to wipe out $225 million in debt in exchange for the managed-care business. Kinderhook’s Rural Healthcare Group plans to invest heavily in Stewardship’s infrastructure, according to a company statement.The…

SANTA CLARA, Calif., Aug. 13, 2024–( BUSINESS WIRE )–Oklo Inc. (NYSE: OKLO) (“Oklo” or the “Company”), a fast fission clean power technology and nuclear fuel recycling company, today announced earnings and operational updates for the second quarter ended June 30, 2024.In addition, the Company has posted its shareholder letter and updated investor presentation on its Investor Relations website at oklo.com/investors.Oklo will host a conference call today, August 13, 2024 at 2:00 PM PST / 5:00 PM ET. The call will feature Co-Founder and Chief Executive Officer Jacob DeWitte and Chief Financial Officer Craig Bealmear. A webcast of the conference call…

As summer draws to a close, many parents are feeling the financial strain of back-to-school shopping. A recent survey by Intuit Credit Karma revealed that 59% of parents plan to spend more on school supplies this year due to the rising cost of living. The situation is especially tough for younger parents, with 39% of Gen Z and 37% of millennials struggling to afford these expenses. Understanding the financial burden Many parents are already overwhelmed just trying to cover summer child care costs, said Courtney Areb, consumer finance advocate at Credit Karma. This financial pressure can lead to tough decisions,…

Bypassing the Missouri Legislature, the nation’s two largest sportsbooks are working full speed ahead with their goal of hitting home base with huge winnings. A constitutional amendment legalizing sports betting is set to appear on the Nov. 5 ballot as Amendment 2, Secretary of State Jay Ashcroft’s office announced Tuesday, after supporters in six congressional districts gathered enough signatures to qualify. Also on the ballot is a minimum wage increase, Proposition A. This will be the third time a minimum wage increase has been put on the ballot. The measure has been successful twice before and would require all employers…

SPRINGFIELD, Mass. (WGGB/WSHM) – According to U.S. Census data, Springfield’s poverty rate is more than double the national average, and studies have shown that people living in poverty are at higher risk for behavioral health issues like anxiety and depression, especially in Black and Brown communities.Now a local Springfield nonprofit is working to solve the problem.”It’s about understanding that these illnesses affect us mentally and spiritually and that we don’t have to deal with them alone,” Della Blake said.It’s no secret that living in poverty takes a serious toll on a person’s mental and emotional health. According to the U.S.…

MADISON, Wis. — Unionized baristas picketed outside a Starbucks on East Main Street on Tuesday, demanding higher wages and a better contract.Dozens of workers at four unionized Starbucks stores in Madison joined the picket line on the final day of a five-day national strike. “We’re protesting and negotiating just like they (Starbucks) have been doing,” said Senua O’Connor, a barista and a Starbucks negotiator. O’Connor has been the voice of Madison baristas at the negotiating table for the past nine months.”I can tell you that the salary, benefits and offers they offered were simply insulting,” O’Connor said. The strike was…