What's the financial health of MarinHealth?
Summary of what we are looking at The MarinHealth complex consists of three interlocking building blocks. They consist of: The Oak Pavillion Hospital Buildi... … more »
Summary of what we are looking at The MarinHealth complex consists of three interlocking building blocks. They consist of: The Oak Pavillion Hospital Buildi... … more »
"If Balaji Srinivasan is any guide, then the Silicon Valley plutocrats are definitely not okay." … more »
On March 29, 2022, the cities of Carson, Redondo Beach, Torrance, Del Mar, and Whitter (City of Redondo Beach, et al) filed a petition for writ of mandate in Los A... … more »
"More time in the green is associated with lower blood pressure, strengthened immune systems, lower risk of cardiovascular disease, improved sleep, slowing the shortening of the telomeres that cap our chromosomes, a sign of biological aging, and reducing depressive symptoms, alleviates stress and improves cognitive function." … more »
"Brain size in one Massachusetts community has steadily increased since the 1930s, possibly explaining why dementia is trending lower nationwide." … more »
"A popular theory floating around conspiracy circles for about seven or eight years now is called the “Dead Internet” theory, and its main argument is that the organic, human-created content that powered the early web in the 1990s and 2000s has been usurped by artificially created content, which now dominates what people see online." … more »
"The narrative de jour is reflation. Recent upticks in prices have investors worried that inflation is headed higher again. The concern is not without merit, however, before buying into the narrative, we want to share share our research that argues CPI could be much lower in the coming months." … more »
"Two more companies, Tokio Marine America Insurance Co. and Trans Pacific Insurance Co., have joined a growing number of home insurance providers that have pulled out of the wildfire-prone state." … more »
"The Federal Reserve chairman this week doused any hope homebuyers had that mortgage rates would soften anytime soon. Instead, rates jumped above 7% after Jerome Powell said inflation was taking longer to come down to the Fed's intended target, a sign that any rate cuts investors were betting on may not arrive soon this year — if at all." … more »