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One of the biggest stories in the capital markets right now is about Apple. More specifically, Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway has sold a significant portion of its shares in the iPhone maker, according to a recent filing.This has caused a lot of consternation in the investment community, but it didn't surprise me personally, and I don't think Buffett's plan is over yet.Let's take a closer look at Buffett's recent portfolio management and find out what the Oracle of Omaha will do next.Buffett continues to reduce his Apple stakeBerkshire's Apple stake was worth $84.2 billion at the end of the second…
Massive geological feature known as 'Double Arch' and 'Toilet Bowl' collapses in southern UtahPAGE, Ariz. (AP) — A large rock formation known as the “Double Arch,” “Hole in the Roof” or “Toilet Bowl” has collapsed in southern Utah. The National Park Service said Friday that no injuries were reported. A popular arch in Glen Canyon National Recreation Area collapsed Thursday. Park rangers believe changing water levels in Lake Powell and erosion from waves contributed to the collapse. The arch is made of 190-million-year-old Navajo Sandstone, which dates back to the Late Triassic and Early Jurassic periods. The fine-grained sandstone has…
Dani Cohn Kimco Realty, the leading owner and operator of high-quality open-air grocery-anchored shopping centers and mixed-use developments in the United States, recently appointed Dani Cohn as vice president of lifestyle leasing. Cohn will lead leasing for the company's recently acquired Mary Brickell Village, a mixed-use development in Miami's Brickell district, and Dania Pointe, a luxury mixed-use development in Dania Beach. Cohn will work with Katie Wyckoff, director of real estate. The remainder of Kimco's Florida portfolio will continue to be led by Vicki Anthony, vice president of leasing for the Florida region. “Komne and Wyckoff's passion and expertise in…
Kansas City Chiefs (0-0) vs. Jacksonville Jaguars (0-0) August 10, 2024 at 7:00 PM EDTLine: Jacksonville Jaguars -1.5; Over/Under: +37.5(Get the latest betting odds) The Kansas City Chiefs and Jacksonville Jaguars will meet on Saturday in a Week 1 NFL preseason game at EverBank Stadium. Here are our Jacksonville Jaguars vs Kansas City Chiefs predictions. This article also includes our Jacksonville Jaguars vs Kansas City Chiefs predictions. Kansas City Chiefs betting predictions The Kansas City Chiefs are a powerhouse team in the NFL, having made the playoffs every year since 2015 and won three of the past five Super Bowls.…
Katie Klingspohn, Wyofile Wyoming's Department of Maternal and Child Health is seeking input from families as it sets priorities on issues such as postpartum care, safe infant sleep and adolescent mental health. Wyoming faces severe maternal health disparities, including some counties with no obstetricians or birthing facilities, forcing more women and families to travel long distances to receive obstetric care or give birth. The state health department is currently inviting residents to participate in focus groups and surveys that can highlight maternal and child health needs. These priorities will help develop the maternal and child health unit's action plan for…
In July, the National Football League and Sony announced a partnership naming Sony the Official Technology Partner of the NFL, as well as the NFL's new Official Headphones. Through the partnership, Sony and the NFL will work with coaches, players, teams and leadership across the organization to transform the future of football, including expanding Sony's sports technology through Hawk-Eye Innovations to support officiating and develop on-field and sideline technology, including new sideline headsets for coaches scheduled to debut during the 2025 season, the NFL added. The NFL and Sony will work closely together to develop this new headset to support…
PARIS — China produced a stunning performance in rhythmic gymnastics on Saturday, narrowly beating Israel and Italy to become the first non-European nation to win Olympic gold in the team event.The five-member Chinese women's team received a total of 69.800 points in the final, which was divided into two categories: hoop routines and ribbon and ball routines. China came in first in the eight-team final in the hoop routine and third in the other routines, 0.950 points behind Israel.Editor’s Recommendation1 RelatedItaly won the bronze medal, 1,700 points behind China.The silver medal is Israel's first in rhythmic gymnastics, having won at…
Is Meghan Markle the next Martha Stewart? Experts say the Duchess' jam launch delay is 'strategic'
Is Meghan Markle in trouble? The Duchess of Sussex announced the launch of her lifestyle brand, American Riviera Orchard, in March, but more than four months later there's still no word on when the brand's products will be available in stores. Markle, 42, shared a snazzy Instagram video on March 14 announcing the luxury brand, which reportedly makes premium jams and dog biscuits. However, fans haven't heard anything since then, but brand experts believe there's a “strategic” reason why the royals are waiting to launch the products. Markle unveiled American Riviera Orchard over four months ago, but there have been…
There's no denying that NVIDIA has been at the center of the artificial intelligence (AI) revolution so far. The company's technology powers the majority of the world's AI platforms because it has the most computational power. And since the movement began in earnest early last year, NVIDIA's stock price has risen accordingly.But like any industry, times are changing in AI, and Nvidia is no longer the biggest opportunity in the market. That position is shifting to Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (NYSE: TSM), a company arguably better positioned to capitalize on the next chapter of AI's growth story.Taiwan Semiconductor goes behind…
U.S. stock futures have tumbled this week, extending losses across tech stocks amid growing fears of an impending economic downturn. The selloff was triggered by weak U.S. employment data released last week and rising jobless claims, which have investors worried the Federal Reserve is slow to cut interest rates in time to prevent a recession. A dramatic sell-off in stocks on Monday halted a $6.4 trillion global stock market decline over three weeks. Mega-cap technology stocks bore the brunt of the selling, with chipmaker Nvidia (NVDA) down more than 6% and Apple (AAPL) down roughly 5% on Monday. An unexpected…