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The Missner Group, in conjunction with financial partner Wylie Capital, has acquired three industrial properties totaling more than 840,000 square feet across Northwest Indiana and the Indianapolis market.The acquisition includes a two-building, 540,986-square-foot industrial portfolio at 9401 and 9602 Georgia Street in Merrillville, Indiana, as well as a newly constructed 302,545-square-foot logistics facility at 65 Commerce Park in Whitestown, Indiana. With the addition of these assets, The Missner Group will nearly double its industrial portfolio from approximately 1.2 million square feet to more than 2.2 million square feet.Built in 2021 and 2022, the Merrillville portfolio is 100% leased to four…

AbstractIntroduction: In economic theory economic surplus refers to two related quantities: Consumer and producer surplus. Applying this theory to health care “convenience” could be one way how consumer benefits might manifest itself.Methods: Various areas of economic surplus were identified and subsequently screened and analyzed in Germany, Spain, The Netherlands, and the UK: Cesarean births, emergency room visits (nights or weekends), drug availability after test results, and response surplus. A targeted literature search was being conducted to identify the associated costs. Finally the economic surplus (convenience value) was calculated.Results: The economic surplus for different health care areas was being calculated. The…

NEW YORK, May 27, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — Global law firm Greenberg Traurig, LLP continues to grow its Private Equity Practice with the addition of Abigail X. Xu as a shareholder in the New York office. She joins from Paul, Weiss. Xu will augment Greenberg Traurig’s expanding Private Equity Practice, bringing a broad-based practice spanning acquisitions, divestitures, carve-outs, equity investments, and activist defense. She has advised on both buy-side and sell-side transactions across a wide range of industries, including technology, infrastructure, energy, financial services, and insurance. “Abigail’s arrival reflects our continued focus on deepening our corporate Private Equity roster in New York…

U.S. stocks inched to more records Wednesday after oil prices fell and eased the pressure on households and businesses worldwide. The S&P 500 edged up by less than 0.1% and added to its all-time high set the day before. The Dow Jones Industrial Average climbed 182 points, or 0.4%, and the Nasdaq composite gained 0.1% as both indexes also set records. Stocks of companies with big fuel bills helped lead the way on hopes that lower oil prices will remove a big drag on their profits. Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings climbed 6.1%, and United Airlines rallied 6.3%. Delta Air Lines…

Large mutual funds and passive index funds are setting aside additional cash and preparing to offload some existing holdings in large-cap stocks. This strategic move anticipates upcoming blockbuster initial public offerings (IPOs) from SpaceX and OpenAI. John Flood, managing director of Global Banking & Markets, FICC & Equities at Goldman Sachs, noted in a May 22 client brief that passive funds could be compelled to sell down current large-cap holdings due to the potential inclusion of newly public companies. Flood observed that U.S. equity mutual funds historically increased cash balances ahead of major past IPOs. This action by major asset…

Kevin McCoy, “Quantum”, 2014, Animated GIF, Non-fungible token. Image Courtesy of Jennifer and Kevin McCoy. NFTs made artists rich overnight, crashed spectacularly, and became shorthand for hype, speculation, and internet absurdity. Declared dead more times than anyone can count, they nevertheless changed the art world, forcing artists, collectors, museums, and institutions to rethink ownership, value, and what digital art could be. Kevin McCoy knows this better than anyone. Widely regarded as the inventor of NFTs, the artist never set out to create a speculative market. What he imagined instead was monetized graphics: a way for digital artists to own and…

A managing partner surveys a struggling platform company. When the numbers don’t add up, adding a bolt-on won’t fix what’s already broken.ManusAbout four years ago, the owner of a Northeast construction company called me, and he sounded like a man who hadn’t slept in a month. He told me he was looking at the “perfect storm” and it was a complete disaster. His healthy contracting business had turned into a roller coaster he couldn’t get off of, his banks were nervous, and his cash position was shrinking by the week.Eighteen months earlier, he had acquired a company about a third…

What happened: Robinhood stock jumped about 3% on Wednesday and continued to gain in after-hours trading. What’s behind the move: The financial services company announced that it will now allow artificial intelligence agents to trade or make credit card purchases on behalf of customers on its platform. Robinhood’s 27.5 million customers will now be able to open an agentic trading account, separate from the rest of their portfolio, to allow an AI agent to make decisions on their behalf. Right now, agentic trading is limited to equity trading. For example, an AI agent can help a long-term investor understand and…

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Executive summaryTrend bias: Gold (XAUUSD) appears to be nearing the ending stages of wave c of (ii) lower.Support zone cluster: 4,377 – 4,401 to finalize the correction lower.Bias is turning bullish as price has reached the support cluster and while gold price holds above $4,099.Gold has been correcting lower since a near-term top developed on April 17. We previously forecasted this decline could reach as low as 4,377 and gold prices are nearing this low. The patterns suggest a bottom may develop nearby leading to a strong rally.Current Elliott Wave analysisThe current Elliott wave count for gold shows the yellow metal is in wave ((5)) of c of (ii), a…