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Build It, And They Will Come? Not The Case At Baltimore's Harbor East Luxury Tower The Four Seasons Private Residences in Harbor East, situated in crime-ridden Baltimore City and serving as a flagship luxury development project tied to the Inner Harbor's waterfront revitalization, was originally envisioned as an ultra-luxury tower designed to attract the rich and powerful. The premise for building...
Build It, And They Will Come? Not The Case At Baltimore's Harbor East Luxury Tower The Four Seasons Private Residences in Harbor East, situated in crime-ridden Baltimore City and serving as a flagship luxury development project tied to the Inner Harbor's waterfront revitalization, was originally envisioned as an ultra-luxury tower designed to attract the rich and powerful. The premise for building the tower, which opened in 2017, was very simple: build it, and they will come. The Paterakis family, one of the most prominent business and real estate families in the Baltimore metro area, best known for their baking empire and for transforming part of the city's waterfront over the decades, backed the Four Seasons Private Residences project, with one-bedroom condos hitting the market in 2017 for $1 million. Yet the saying "build it, and they will come" didn't play out here, as the latest report from local outlet Baltimore Banner says a third of the 62 condos "have never sold," and the current listing price now "starts in the $500,000s." Three investors told the local outlet that "the true price is even lower" for these one-bedroom units. That would suggest a 50% collapse in value over just nine years since the 2017 debut. The outlet continued: The trio scooped up 11 units at the Four Seasons last year. Now they’re suing Harbor East Parcel D-Residential LLC in Baltimore Circuit Court, accusing the seller of artificially inflating the sale price listed in public records. Harbor East Parcel-D Residential is the limited liability company used by the Paterakis family and other investors to own and sell the condos. George Philippou, a son-in-law of Paterakis Sr., signs deeds and other property records on behalf of the company. David J. Shuster, an attorney for the limited liability company, said in a statement that the claims in the lawsuit are without merit and declined to comment further, citing the ongoing litigation. The Four Seasons, a Toronto-based company that operates...
China is at the forefront of a global economy undergoing massive, accelerated digital transformation. Whether it’s artificial intelligence (AI) or blockchain-driven financial technology, new products, services and business models are emerging to provide new opportunities and careers while boosting productivity. This digital economy is, by its very nature, highly integrative. It makes sense for the...
China is at the forefront of a global economy undergoing massive, accelerated digital transformation. Whether it’s artificial intelligence (AI) or blockchain-driven financial technology, new products, services and business models are emerging to provide new opportunities and careers while boosting productivity. This digital economy is, by its very nature, highly integrative. It makes sense for the authorities in Hong Kong and mainland China to expedite this integration to achieve sustainable...
Earnings Call Insights: Vivos Therapeutics (VVOS) Q4 2025 Management View “2025 was a pivotal year for Vivos,” said (Co-Founder, Chairman of the Board & CEO R. Kirk Huntsman), adding that the company “proved our core thesis around patient demand and preference for our Vivos method” and said the SCN rollout “has proven to be everything we expected it to be.” (CEO Huntsman) tied the operating model ...
Earnings Call Insights: Vivos Therapeutics (VVOS) Q4 2025 Management View “2025 was a pivotal year for Vivos,” said (Co-Founder, Chairman of the Board & CEO R. Kirk Huntsman), adding that the company “proved our core thesis around patient demand and preference for our Vivos method” and said the SCN rollout “has proven to be everything we expected it to be.” (CEO Huntsman) tied the operating model shift directly to profitability goals, saying “recently announced significant cost savings initiatives and strengthened capital structure have now positioned Vivos to drive higher top line growth, better contribution margins and a clear path forward towards our goal of cash flow positive operations by the end of this year.” (CFO, Treasurer & Secretary Bradford Amman) said the “full year 2025 revenue increase of $2.4 million or 16%” was driven by “an increase of approximately $4.8 million in sleep testing services and an increase of approximately $2.2 million of revenue generated from the treatment to patients launched at 2 of SCN’s 7 sleep center locations,” while noting the pivot “fully expected revenue from these legacy programs to decline.” (CEO Huntsman) emphasized capacity and payer access as near-term gating items, saying the SCN limiting constraints were “insufficient physical space,” “an adequate number of providers and staff,” and “customary issues with third-party payer credentialing,” while adding SCN is now receiving “notices of in-network status with a number of commercial health insurance payers, along with participating status with Medicare.” Outlook (CEO Huntsman) framed near-term ramp timing around staffing and payer access: “the full impact of having replaced these doctors… will start to be seen towards the end of Q1 and then into Q2,” and added that payer participation “just started to fold into the revenue productivity stream in the latter part of Q1… but most of the impact is going to be in Q2 forward.” (CEO Huntsman) outlined unit economics targets tie...
Monty Rakusen/DigitalVision via Getty Images One of the most important traits required to be a good investor is recognizing that the picture of a business can change, sometimes even rapidly. All too often, investors get married to a particular idea. And that can lead to missed opportunities and avoidable losses. Back in December of last year, I made the decision to reaffirm Helios Technologies, In...
Monty Rakusen/DigitalVision via Getty Images One of the most important traits required to be a good investor is recognizing that the picture of a business can change, sometimes even rapidly. All too often, investors get married to a particular idea. And that can lead to missed opportunities and avoidable losses. Back in December of last year, I made the decision to reaffirm Helios Technologies, Inc. ( HLIO ) as a "Hold." This was based on the valuation of the company. Even though we were starting to see some signs of stabilization, I was also turned off by years of underperformance. Since then, however, the stock has jumped 31.5%, far outpacing the 0.6% increase that the S&P 500 saw over the same window of time. Unfortunately, the stock is still down since I originally rated it a "Hold" back in January 2022. But fundamentally speaking, we are starting to see some big improvements. The final quarter of the 2025 fiscal year was particularly promising. But even more than that, management is projecting rapid growth over the next few years. If the company can achieve this upside, then share price appreciation is a real thing. The way I see it, in the worst-case scenario, the stock is a tad pricey. And in the best-case scenario, we could be looking at some nice market-beating upside. In light of this favorable risk-to-reward scenario, I would argue that upgrading it to a soft "Buy" makes sense here. Taking A Fresh Look At Helios Technologies Author - SEC EDGAR Data In my previous article about Helios Technologies, I dug into financial performance spread over three complete fiscal years, as well as for the first nine months of 2025 compared to the same time in 2024. I think it would be redundant to do that again. So instead, I will focus only on the most recent results available. This would be data covering the final quarter of the company's 2025 fiscal year. In the chart above, you can see that the business achieved rapid growth on the top line and bottom line both. And a...
Canada’s finance minister plans to discuss Anthropic PBC ’s Mythos model when he meets with US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent this week. Francois-Philippe Champagne said the company’s latest artificial intelligence model “requires our full attention” and that he wants to raise the issue with his counterparts from other countries at meetings of the International Monetary Fund and World Bank in Wa...
Canada’s finance minister plans to discuss Anthropic PBC ’s Mythos model when he meets with US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent this week. Francois-Philippe Champagne said the company’s latest artificial intelligence model “requires our full attention” and that he wants to raise the issue with his counterparts from other countries at meetings of the International Monetary Fund and World Bank in Washington. “We have a common interest to ensure the resiliency of our financial system,” he said in an interview on the sidelines of the IMF gatherings on Wednesday. The release of the Mythos model — which Anthropic says is highly adept at finding vulnerabilities in software and computer systems — is being limited to a handful of major technology firms including Amazon.com Inc. and Apple Inc. Anthropic warned last week that the new system could power cyberattacks if software makers don’t first test it against their own defenses. The US Treasury Department’s technology team is seeking to gain access to Anthropic PBC’s Mythos AI model so it can begin hunting for vulnerabilities, a person familiar with the situation said this week. AI companies have been racing to develop more advanced models that can take on a wide range of capabilities, and to convince businesses to pay for them. But as the models have gotten better at coding, and detecting security issues in code, there have been growing concerns about the technology being misused by criminals and state-backed hackers. Already, AI technology is being used to help enable cyberattacks. Last week, members of a government-industry committee known as the Canadian Financial Sector Resiliency Group met to discuss Mythos. The group includes representatives from the Bank of Canada, regulators, banks and other financial firms. Champagne also said Canada is viewed by private investors and governments as a “partner of choice” when it comes to energy security, especially given the ongoing conflict in Iran and subsequent spike in oil pric...