Tiger Woods Involved In "Rollover Crash" On Jupiter Island Golf pro Tiger Woods has reportedly been involved in a " rollover crash" on Jupiter Island, just north of Palm Beach County in Martin County, according to local media outlet WPTV . The Martin County Sheriff's Office said the accident occurred near 281 Beach Road on Jupiter Island in Hobe Sound. Property records from Zillow show the closest...
Tiger Woods Involved In "Rollover Crash" On Jupiter Island Golf pro Tiger Woods has reportedly been involved in a " rollover crash" on Jupiter Island, just north of Palm Beach County in Martin County, according to local media outlet WPTV . The Martin County Sheriff's Office said the accident occurred near 281 Beach Road on Jupiter Island in Hobe Sound. Property records from Zillow show the closest house to the accident is valued at $14.8 million. The sheriff's office has yet to say what happened or whether Tiger was injured. If the report is correct, this would mark Tiger's third car crash. Here are his prior two: November 2009 in Florida , when he hit a fire hydrant and a tree outside his home. February 2021 in Southern California , a serious single-car rollover that caused major leg injuries. Sheriff John Budensiek will hold a press conference at around 1700 local time. *Developing... Tyler Durden Fri, 03/27/2026 - 15:46
The Trumpometer is just beginning to shift. | Image: The Verge / Shutterstock Where's the Trump phone? We're going to keep talking about it every week . We've reached out, as usual, to ask about the Trump phone's whereabouts. This week I think I've found an FCC listing for the phone, showing it's received certification to launch in the US. Last week I issued a reminder that Trump Mobile's T1 Phone...
The Trumpometer is just beginning to shift. | Image: The Verge / Shutterstock Where's the Trump phone? We're going to keep talking about it every week . We've reached out, as usual, to ask about the Trump phone's whereabouts. This week I think I've found an FCC listing for the phone, showing it's received certification to launch in the US. Last week I issued a reminder that Trump Mobile's T1 Phone does not exist, and may never exist, despite the fact that the company showed me a phone in an effort to convince me otherwise. Today instead I bring cause for optimism for the Trump phone believers: it appears to have been certified by the FCC. FCC listings for a smartphone with the trade name "T1" show that it was tested … Read the full story at The Verge.
Meta’s stock would need to rise nearly 600% in five years for its latest options to pay out. This week’s news makes that aggressive goal all the more difficult.
Meta’s stock would need to rise nearly 600% in five years for its latest options to pay out. This week’s news makes that aggressive goal all the more difficult.
Elizabeth Rembert discusses how the most successful college basketball programs, particularly those in the Sweet 16, are predominantly housed at financially powerful universities. These institutions benefit from large endowments, strong investment-grade credit ratings, and growing student enrollment, which collectively support the increasing expenses associated with college athletics. Rising costs...
Elizabeth Rembert discusses how the most successful college basketball programs, particularly those in the Sweet 16, are predominantly housed at financially powerful universities. These institutions benefit from large endowments, strong investment-grade credit ratings, and growing student enrollment, which collectively support the increasing expenses associated with college athletics. Rising costs include student athlete salaries, name, image, and likeness (NIL) deals, higher coaching salaries, and intensified recruiting efforts due to greater athlete mobility. This financial strength creates a cycle where well-funded programs continue to attract top talent, reinforcing the dominance of teams from power five conferences. While there are occasional exceptions, the trend strongly favors universities with deep financial resources. (Source: Bloomberg)
Ronald Martinez/Getty Images News Halliburton ( HAL ) up 3.7% to as high as $40.36, its best level in nearly two years, as J.P. Morgan reiterated its Overweight rating while raising its price target to $40 from $35 previously, anticipating the company's Q1 results will remain in line with estimates despite Middle East disruptions. JPM analyst Arun Jayaram said he was expecting a hit to his Q1 expe...
Ronald Martinez/Getty Images News Halliburton ( HAL ) up 3.7% to as high as $40.36, its best level in nearly two years, as J.P. Morgan reiterated its Overweight rating while raising its price target to $40 from $35 previously, anticipating the company's Q1 results will remain in line with estimates despite Middle East disruptions. JPM analyst Arun Jayaram said he was expecting a hit to his Q1 expectations for Halliburton ( HAL ) due to the Middle East war and adverse winter weather in North America but "heard limited bellyaching" in his recent catch-up call with the company, while primary oilfield services c ompetitor SLB ( SLB ) pre-announced a Q1 EPS shortfall of $0.06-$0.09 associated with Middle East disruptions. Halliburton ( HAL ), meanwhile, was more upbeat, and Q1 guidance appears intact, likely stemming from the company's previous conservative guidance, particularly for Saudi Arabia and North America, the analyst said. H alliburton ( HAL ) originally guided for a 7%-9% sequential decline in revenues for its completions and production business with a ~300 bps contraction in margins and a 2%-4% sequential decline in drilling and evaluation revenues with a 25-75 bps drop in margins; despite the impact of winter weather and war-related disruptions, Jayaram said he is sticking with his Q1 EPS and EBITDA estimates of $0.51 and $954M, respectively, which is in line with Wall Street estimates. More on Halliburton Halliburton: Higher Oil, Higher Estimates Likely To Come Halliburton: Skate To Where The Puck Is Going (Rating Upgrade) Halliburton: Keeping An Eye On Venezuela, But Maintaining Our Previous Rating - Hold
Artit_Wongpradu/iStock via Getty Images Introduction Back when I last covered Innovative Industrial Properties, Inc. ( IIPR ), I highlighted this REIT's excellent balance sheet and significant discount, with the AFFO feeling some more tenant pressure that could threaten the double-digit dividend. Following a solid quarter and some improvements seen so far in Q1, IIPR remains a Strong Buy, with the...
Artit_Wongpradu/iStock via Getty Images Introduction Back when I last covered Innovative Industrial Properties, Inc. ( IIPR ), I highlighted this REIT's excellent balance sheet and significant discount, with the AFFO feeling some more tenant pressure that could threaten the double-digit dividend. Following a solid quarter and some improvements seen so far in Q1, IIPR remains a Strong Buy, with the stock still trading at a significant discount despite very important developments in the industry seen not long ago. Internal Developments Innovative Industrial Properties IR IIPR reported a strong Q4, beating the market’s FFO and revenue estimates and delivering an increase in AFFO compared to previous quarters, while 2025’s AFFO fell to $205.41 million. They also announced some improvements regarding rent collection from tenants, with $3.74 million from the defaulted tenant Gold Flora and $0.24 million from PharmaCann, with some improvements seen so far in 2026 while the company is diversifying, with the IQHQ deal mentioned previously also adding interest payments going forward, with Q4 benefitting from $5.0 million worth of interest from it. A couple of weeks ago, IIPR also announced significant updates , executing on 122,000 square feet of new leases in March 2026 while resolving all pending litigation with PharmaCann for their prior lease defaults and actively working on finding new tenants for their properties. Meanwhile, they announced leasing the properties previously held by Gold Flora, reaching some tentative agreements for the four assets leased to 4Front, while The Cannabist Company defaulted on one Pennsylvania property that represents 2.7% of their total rental revenues (out of 20 leased to them - 6.3% of total rent), similar to Battle Green. Innovative Industrial Properties IR Financially, based on IIPR’s latest report , we continue to see a very strong balance sheet, with some of the lowest levels of leverage in the entire REIT sector, although they have $2...