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toledo, ohio, October 1, 2024 /PRNewswire/ — In connection with its upcoming investor conference, Welltower® Inc. (NYSE: WELL) announced the following business update.welltower logohttps://welltower.com/ October2024-business-updateAbout Well TowerWelltower® Inc. (NYSE: WELL), an S&P 500 company headquartered in Toledo, Ohio, is driving the transformation of healthcare infrastructure. We partner with leading seniors housing operators, acute care providers, and Investing in healthcare providers, investing in healthcare systems. Welltower, a real estate investment trust (“REIT”), owns real estate interests concentrated in key high-growth markets in the United States, Canada, and the United Kingdom, including senior housing, post-acute communities, and ambulatory care. It consists of…

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Shanghai, September 24, 2024 Marriott International and Sands China Macau We have signed an agreement to debut the Luxury Collection brand in the market. January 2025The Londoner Grand Luxury Collection Hotel, Macau caters to the needs of discerning travelers around the world, combining the brand’s authentic luxury with the local charm of the city to deliver unique and enriching travel experiences.Londoner Grand Luxury Collection Hotel Macau King Bedroom”We are pleased to collaborate with Sands China to open our first Luxury Collection hotel in Singapore. MacauIt is a destination that continues to attract travelers from all over the world.” Gavin YuChief…

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Tassilo Hummel and Mimosa Spencer PARIS (Reuters) – European luxury manufacturers say they can use their pricing power to offset the costs of tariffs imposed by US President Donald Trump, but analysts say some brands have pricing They say there may be limited room for lifting the Famous brands like LVMH’s Louis Vuitton and Kering’s Gucci have relied on the buoyant US market as China is behind this year. But Trump threatened new tariffs on the European Union due to surplus of trade with the US in an escalation of attacks that economists say could cause a global economic slowdown.…

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WASHINGTON (Reuters) – US business inventory fell for the first time in December as stocks dried up in retailers and wholesalers. Stocks fell 0.2%, the first decline since March after winning 0.1% in November, the Commerce Department’s Census Bureau said Friday. The economists voted by Reuters had no forecast of inventory, a key component of gross domestic product. Inventory increased 2.0% year-on-year in December. Inventory is the most volatile component of GDP. Private inventory investments were a major resistance to GDP in the fourth quarter, limiting economic growth to an annual rate of 2.3%. The economy grew at a 3.1%…

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Douglas Gillison, Nupur Anand, Pete Schroeder, Isla Vinnie (Reuters) – CEO Jamie Dimon suddenly halted his work at the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) at JPMorgan Town Hall meeting Wednesday, and questioned that its existence was good news for the industry We were asked if the decision was good news. Dimon told employees that when “policies flip back and forth”, it was difficult for banks, and that it was difficult for banks who preferred a consistent policy. The CFPB had some excellent consumer protection regulations, especially in areas like Payday lenders, which has not been reported previously, according to records…

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By Lucia Mutikani Washington (Reuters) -The US inflation has increased the most in the eight months of December, among the robust consumer spending on products and services. A report from the Ministry of Commerce on Friday has shown a little profit every month, excluding volatile food and energy components, but the so -called core inflation has not slowed down since October. The excavation stagnated in the fourth quarter. The US Central Bank has not been changed for the first time on Wednesday since the policy easing cycle was launched in September. The policy statement accompanied by the decision did not…

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Mimosa Spencer and Danilo Mesoni LVMH’s Paris (Reuters) -Share is the largest on Wednesday 14 months after the latest sales of the luxury groups have disappointed investors who want a strong rebound in the sector Bellweather. The decrease was proceeding smoothly. Louis Vuitton Fashion and Bulgari Jewelry have reported that the sales in the fourth quarter have increased by 1 % and have broken the estimation. However, the margin is overwhelmed by higher costs, and management quotes one -time events, such as an increase in staff costs related to the Paris 2024 Olympics and the stock scheme of employees. The…

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MILAN (Reuters) – Mediobanca’s board will meet on Tuesday to discuss a bid by state-backed Monte dei Paschi di Siena (MPS) to become an Italian commercial bank. A person familiar with the matter said. On Friday, MPS joined the wave of consolidation sweeping Italy’s banking industry with a 13.3 billion euro ($13.96 billion) all-stock offer to acquire Mediobanca, a move welcomed by the Italian government but List and investors were confused. Mediobanca CEO Alberto Nagel said in a letter sent to employees on Saturday, seen by Reuters, that the MPS proposal has not been agreed with the bank and that…

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by Nell Mackenzie LONDON (Reuters) – Hedge funds are growing optimistic about European companies that sell things people want but don’t necessarily need, according to a Goldman Sachs note on Wednesday seen by Reuters on Thursday. European consumer discretionary stocks such as household appliances, luxury items and leisure triggered fresh buying into hedge funds. But they sold short stocks that were exposed to President Donald Trump’s potential tariffs, the memo said. “As the tariff landscape evolves, hedge funds are increasingly shortening tariff-exposed names,” the memo said. Disclosed short positions in the Italian spirits group have reached an all-time high, according…

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Written by Shriparna Roy and Bhanvi Sathya (Reuters) – UnitedHealth’s high medical costs and lower-than-expected earnings in the fourth quarter highlighted persistent challenges in the insurance sector, sending the healthcare conglomerate’s shares down about 4% before the bell on Thursday. . The earnings report was the company’s first since the shocking killing of UnitedHealth Insurance CEO Brian Thompson, which sparked controversy over health insurance claim denials and high premiums. Rising medical costs in government-backed Medicare plans for seniors and changes in eligibility criteria for Medicaid plans have weighed on the health insurance industry for more than a year. UnitedHealth’s quarterly…

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