SmartCentres REIT press release ( CWYUF ): Q1 FFO per unit and FFO with adjustments per unit for the three months ended March 31, 2026, were $0.54 and $0.52, respectively, compared to $0.56 and $0.54 for the same period in 2025. The decreases were primarily attributable to higher interest and general and administrative expenses, partially offset by higher NOI. Net operating income for the three mo...
SmartCentres REIT press release ( CWYUF ): Q1 FFO per unit and FFO with adjustments per unit for the three months ended March 31, 2026, were $0.54 and $0.52, respectively, compared to $0.56 and $0.54 for the same period in 2025. The decreases were primarily attributable to higher interest and general and administrative expenses, partially offset by higher NOI. Net operating income for the three months ended March 31, 2026 was $137.7 million, representing an increase of $0.9 million, or 0.7%, as compared to the same period in 2025. More on SmartCentres Real Estate Investment Trust SmartCentres Real Estate Investment Trust (SRU.UN:CA) Q4 2025 Earnings Call Transcript Historical earnings data for SmartCentres Real Estate Investment Trust Dividend scorecard for SmartCentres Real Estate Investment Trust Financial information for SmartCentres Real Estate Investment Trust
Cotton price action is down 100 to 110 points so far on Thursday. Futures closed the Wednesday session with contracts down 31 to 75 points. The US dollar index was $0.420 lower at $97.890. Crude oil was the pressure factor, falling $6.06 on the day on easing US/Iran tensions. The...
Cotton price action is down 100 to 110 points so far on Thursday. Futures closed the Wednesday session with contracts down 31 to 75 points. The US dollar index was $0.420 lower at $97.890. Crude oil was the pressure factor, falling $6.06 on the day on easing US/Iran tensions. The...
Corn price action is down 2 to 4 ½ cents so far on Thursday morning. Futures posted losses of 10 ½ to 12 ¾ cents in most contracts on Wednesday, with a few deferred contracts down 4 to 7 cents. Open interest suggested some longs were taking money off the...
Corn price action is down 2 to 4 ½ cents so far on Thursday morning. Futures posted losses of 10 ½ to 12 ¾ cents in most contracts on Wednesday, with a few deferred contracts down 4 to 7 cents. Open interest suggested some longs were taking money off the...
Soybeans are trading with 2 to 5 ½ cent losses on Thursday morning. Futures closed the Wednesday session with contracts falling 10 to 16 ¾ cents. Open interest was down 8,142 contracts on Wednesday, mainly in the nearbys, with November up 4,479 contracts. There was just one delivery issued above...
Soybeans are trading with 2 to 5 ½ cent losses on Thursday morning. Futures closed the Wednesday session with contracts falling 10 to 16 ¾ cents. Open interest was down 8,142 contracts on Wednesday, mainly in the nearbys, with November up 4,479 contracts. There was just one delivery issued above...
Lean hog futures were down 57 cents to $1.72 at Wednesday’s close. Open interest showed 2,867 contracts rolling out of the June contracts, with the rest of the board OI up 2,229. USDA’s national base hog price was reported at $94.59 on Wednesday afternoon, down 86 cents from the day...
Lean hog futures were down 57 cents to $1.72 at Wednesday’s close. Open interest showed 2,867 contracts rolling out of the June contracts, with the rest of the board OI up 2,229. USDA’s national base hog price was reported at $94.59 on Wednesday afternoon, down 86 cents from the day...
GO Residential Real Estate Investment Trust press release ( GO.U:CA ): Q1 adjusted revenue of $46.3M. AFFO adjusted per unit of $0.25. More on GO Residential Real Estate Investment Trust GO Residential Real Estate Investment Trust announces C$325M inaugural unsecured debenture offering Historical earnings data for GO Residential Real Estate Investment Trust Dividend scorecard for GO Residential Re...
GO Residential Real Estate Investment Trust press release ( GO.U:CA ): Q1 adjusted revenue of $46.3M. AFFO adjusted per unit of $0.25. More on GO Residential Real Estate Investment Trust GO Residential Real Estate Investment Trust announces C$325M inaugural unsecured debenture offering Historical earnings data for GO Residential Real Estate Investment Trust Dividend scorecard for GO Residential Real Estate Investment Trust Financial information for GO Residential Real Estate Investment Trust
This 15th-century royal romp of intrigue and courtly conspiracy is given extra charismatic verve by John Hollingworth’s rambunctious narration It is 1483 and 10-year-old John Collan is living on a farm outside Oxford with his father, Will, and waging war on an aggressive goat that keeps trampling him. His mother is long dead and his older twin brothers, Oliver and Tom, have left home to begin appr...
This 15th-century royal romp of intrigue and courtly conspiracy is given extra charismatic verve by John Hollingworth’s rambunctious narration It is 1483 and 10-year-old John Collan is living on a farm outside Oxford with his father, Will, and waging war on an aggressive goat that keeps trampling him. His mother is long dead and his older twin brothers, Oliver and Tom, have left home to begin apprenticeships. One morning John overhears the dairy maid Jennot discussing how Edward Plantagenet and his younger brother Richard, sons of the late King Edward IV, have been imprisoned in the Tower of London by their uncle Richard, Duke of Gloucester. Later, a well-dressed man arrives on a chestnut horse for a meeting with his father. John learns that the man is his benefactor who has paid for him to be tutored. “A bright future!” Will tells his son. “But secret for now.” A dramatic imagining of the true story of the royal impostor Lambert Simnel, Jo Harkin’s novel tells of a farmboy who is told that he is Edward V, 17th Earl of Warwick, rightful heir to the English throne and the elder prince in the tower. Having been tutored in great literature and courtly ways, our protagonist becomes a hapless pawn in the games of ambitious conspirators and is sent to Ireland where he becomes the figurehead of the Yorkist rebellion against the so-called usurper Henry VII. Continue reading...
Progressive bishop of Oxford and popular contributor to Radio 4’s Thought for the Day Richard Harries, Lord Harries of Pentregarth, who has died aged 89, was best known to millions of listeners to BBC Radio 4’s Today programme as one of the most esteemed contributors to its religious Thought for the Day slot over 54 years. His brief three-minute talks to early-morning listeners – the last of them ...
Progressive bishop of Oxford and popular contributor to Radio 4’s Thought for the Day Richard Harries, Lord Harries of Pentregarth, who has died aged 89, was best known to millions of listeners to BBC Radio 4’s Today programme as one of the most esteemed contributors to its religious Thought for the Day slot over 54 years. His brief three-minute talks to early-morning listeners – the last of them broadcast at the end of March, a few days before he fell ill on Easter Sunday – were invariably cogent, compulsive and challenging, gently spoken and often laced with literary allusions. In that, he certainly reached a wider audience than even his many books of theology and culture, despite his career as a cleric, university dean and bishop of Oxford for 19 years – though he was admired within and beyond the Church of England for that too. Continue reading...
Double Tour de France winner makes his debut when race begins on Friday and is the outstanding favourite for victory in Rome Jonas Vingegaard’s bid to complete a rare Grand Tour grand slam by winning the 2026 Giro d’Italia begins in Bulgaria on Friday when the double Tour de France winner makes his debut in the Italian race. Vingegaard, the winner of the 2022 and 2023 Tours de France, has been ecl...
Double Tour de France winner makes his debut when race begins on Friday and is the outstanding favourite for victory in Rome Jonas Vingegaard’s bid to complete a rare Grand Tour grand slam by winning the 2026 Giro d’Italia begins in Bulgaria on Friday when the double Tour de France winner makes his debut in the Italian race. Vingegaard, the winner of the 2022 and 2023 Tours de France, has been eclipsed by the achievements of Tadej Pogacar – winner this season of nine races in 11 days of racing – but is the outstanding favourite for victory in Rome on 31 May. Continue reading...
Ahead of her new album, Bitch, we rate the best of a singer who expertly suffuses self-empowerment anthems with humour and party-starting energy Lizzo’s contribution to the Barbie soundtrack fitted the film’s opening scene perfectly: fluffy, wilfully lightweight disco-pop, with lyrics that split the difference between being knowingly daft and offering a self-empowerment message. If you’re not in t...
Ahead of her new album, Bitch, we rate the best of a singer who expertly suffuses self-empowerment anthems with humour and party-starting energy Lizzo’s contribution to the Barbie soundtrack fitted the film’s opening scene perfectly: fluffy, wilfully lightweight disco-pop, with lyrics that split the difference between being knowingly daft and offering a self-empowerment message. If you’re not in the market for high-camp positivity, try the Pink (Bad Day) version, which flips the track’s mood on its head. Continue reading...
Wearables have really come full circle. The early Fitbits didn't have screens, but the move to smartwatches put a screen on everyone's wrist. Now, devices like Whoop and Hume are designed as data trackers first and foremost without so much as a clock. Google's newest wearable jumps on that trend: The Fitbit Air doesn't have a screen, but it does have a suite of health sensors that pipe data into t...
Wearables have really come full circle. The early Fitbits didn't have screens, but the move to smartwatches put a screen on everyone's wrist. Now, devices like Whoop and Hume are designed as data trackers first and foremost without so much as a clock. Google's newest wearable jumps on that trend: The Fitbit Air doesn't have a screen, but it does have a suite of health sensors that pipe data into the new Google Health app. And if you want, Google has a new AI-powered health coach in the app ready to tell you what that data means (maybe). The Fitbit Air itself is a small plastic puck about 1.4 inches long and 0.7 inches wide. It slots into various bands that hold the bottom-mounted sensors against your wrist. There's no display pointing upward, so the entire device is covered by the fabric or plastic of the band. It's a streamlined and potentially stylish look—in uncharacteristic fashion, Google has plenty of colors and style options available, including a special-edition Steph Curry version. You may have heard chatter about Curry being seen teasing a new screenless Fitbit, and this is it. Active bands. Credit: Google Performance Loop bands. Credit: Google Elevated Modern bands. Credit: Google Smartwatches never quite became a must-have device—plenty of people have them, but we don't all wear them all the time because they need to be charged often and aren't always very comfortable. The screenless Fitbit Air doesn't have those issues. Google says it lasts about a week on a charge, and it does that while collecting continuous health data. It can even store a day of data without being connected to your phone. Read full article Comments
Whether your skin is dull, dry or sensitive, these are our expert’s favourite formulas from her test of 25. Plus, dermatologists share their top tips • The best eye creams for banishing bags, puffiness and fine lines Moisturiser is a crucial step in any skincare routine. It supports barrier function and repair, helps protect your skin from environmental stress, and even forms the base of a flawles...
Whether your skin is dull, dry or sensitive, these are our expert’s favourite formulas from her test of 25. Plus, dermatologists share their top tips • The best eye creams for banishing bags, puffiness and fine lines Moisturiser is a crucial step in any skincare routine. It supports barrier function and repair, helps protect your skin from environmental stress, and even forms the base of a flawless face of makeup. However, the market is flooded with options – Boots has more than a thousand listings under facial moisturisers – and finding the right formulation for your needs can be a nightmare. Admittedly, I found the task of writing this page far more daunting than anything I’d tackled before. Best face moisturiser overall: Haruharu Wonder Black rice 5 ceramide cream Best budget moisturiser: Simple hydrating light moisturiser Continue reading...
StevanZZ/iStock via Getty Images It’s been a while since I last covered TC Energy ( TRP ) back in May 2025. In that piece, I highlighted TRP’s resilient fee-based cash flows and exciting growth projects on the way. TRP has since gone on to produce a 40% total return, far outpacing the 23% rise in the S&P 500 ( SPY ) over the same timeframe. In this article, I revisit TRP including recent business ...
StevanZZ/iStock via Getty Images It’s been a while since I last covered TC Energy ( TRP ) back in May 2025. In that piece, I highlighted TRP’s resilient fee-based cash flows and exciting growth projects on the way. TRP has since gone on to produce a 40% total return, far outpacing the 23% rise in the S&P 500 ( SPY ) over the same timeframe. In this article, I revisit TRP including recent business results, and discuss why this energy name is worth owning for long-term investors at the right price, so let’s dive in! Why TRP? TC Energy is one of the largest energy infrastructure companies in North America. It provides transportation of natural gas, crude oil, and power generation. TRP’s asset footprint spans across Canada, U.S. and Mexico. This makes it a critical link between supply basins and end markets. Since spinning off its liquids business into South Bow ( SOBO ), it’s been focusing on natural gas and power generation. This includes a focus on the U.S. Heartland region, which is projected to see a 40% growth in natural gas demand by 2035. As shown below, this is a region that has capacity for data center growth and coal-to-gas conversions, giving TRP plenty of headroom for expansion. Investor Presentation TRP delivered another solid quarter’s results during Q1 2026 with high utilization rates across the board. Comparable EBITDA from U.S. and Mexico gas pipelines grew by 10% and 85% YoY, respectively. At the same, power and energy solutions’ EBITDA grew by 8% while Canadian gas pipeline grew by 2% over the prior year period. These results were driven by high utilization rates, which management believes to be sustainable. Looking ahead, TRP’s growth is supported by a slate of modernization and expansion projects across its natural gas network. The projects carry long-term contracts with credit-worthy counterparties and are high return with low risk. TRP is positioning around the rapid buildout of AI-driven data centers, including its Northwood pipeline expansion p...
IonQ stock dropped Thursday, a day after the quantum computing company posted solid earnings results. IonQ's CEO reaffirmed his belief that the company will be the "Nvidia of Quantum." CEO Niccolo de Masi offered an upbeat view of the company ahead of the earnings report in an interview with Barron's.
IonQ stock dropped Thursday, a day after the quantum computing company posted solid earnings results. IonQ's CEO reaffirmed his belief that the company will be the "Nvidia of Quantum." CEO Niccolo de Masi offered an upbeat view of the company ahead of the earnings report in an interview with Barron's.
Alphabet Inc.’s Google on Thursday launched the Fitbit Air, a $100 screenless fitness band aimed squarely at taking on Whoop Inc. and other makers of health and fitness wearables that forgo displays. The new device bears a striking resemblance to Whoop’s health tracker, featuring a soft fabric band with a battery and sensor pack underneath. One big difference is the business model: an upfront cost...
Alphabet Inc.’s Google on Thursday launched the Fitbit Air, a $100 screenless fitness band aimed squarely at taking on Whoop Inc. and other makers of health and fitness wearables that forgo displays. The new device bears a striking resemblance to Whoop’s health tracker, featuring a soft fabric band with a battery and sensor pack underneath. One big difference is the business model: an upfront cost to buy the hardware and an optional $10 per month Google Health subscription. Whoop doesn’t charge for its hardware but instead has an annual subscription fee that begins at $200. The Fitbit Air may appeal to users seeking a simpler alternative to the Apple Watch — one with fewer distractions and notifications — or a cheaper option than rival health trackers. The popular Oura Ring health tracker, sold by Oura Health Oy, starts at $349, while the cheapest smartwatch from Apple Inc., the SE 3, is $249. Many of Google’s existing Fitbits cost over $100, while its Pixel Watch 4 is $349. The device works with a new health coach within the new Google Health app for iOS and Android and tracks steps, distance, sleep, heart rate, blood oxygen saturation, resting heart rate and heart rate variability. It also can detect signs of atrial fibrillation, like many recent wearables, and has sensors for motion tracking. Read More: Whoop Raises $575 Million at a $10 Billion Valuation on Its Way to an IPO Without a screen and physical buttons, the Fitbit uses haptic feedback for an alarm clock feature and a small light to indicate updates about remaining battery life. The device includes a charging cable and can go about a week in between charges, according to Google. At launch, the Fitbit supports voice input for logging activity and meals. But unlike a smartwatch or phone assistant, it can’t audibly respond to users. It comes in four colors — obsidian, fog, lavender and berry — and users can buy additional bands to hold the sensor and battery pack for $35. In an interview, Rishi Chandra, wh...
(Bloomberg) -- Alphabet Inc.’s Google on Thursday launched the Fitbit Air, a $100 screenless fitness band aimed squarely at taking on Whoop Inc. and other makers of health and fitness wearables that forgo displays. Most Read from BloombergUS Has Opened a Passage Through Hormuz, Central Command SaysBillionaire Duke of Westminster to Sell £700 Million of US Real Estate AssetsDOJ Plans Intervention i...
(Bloomberg) -- Alphabet Inc.’s Google on Thursday launched the Fitbit Air, a $100 screenless fitness band aimed squarely at taking on Whoop Inc. and other makers of health and fitness wearables that forgo displays. Most Read from BloombergUS Has Opened a Passage Through Hormuz, Central Command SaysBillionaire Duke of Westminster to Sell £700 Million of US Real Estate AssetsDOJ Plans Intervention in Trump Supreme Court Carroll AppealChina Asks Banks to Pause New Loans to US-Sanctioned RefinerSony
Chinese technology billionaire Chen Tianqiao’s artificial intelligence start-up MiroMind is suspending its services in mainland China, Hong Kong and Macau, in the latest sign that some of the country’s most globally ambitious firms are increasingly retreating from the domestic market as geopolitical tensions reshape the industry following the Manus saga. In an email sent to select users on Wednesd...
Chinese technology billionaire Chen Tianqiao’s artificial intelligence start-up MiroMind is suspending its services in mainland China, Hong Kong and Macau, in the latest sign that some of the country’s most globally ambitious firms are increasingly retreating from the domestic market as geopolitical tensions reshape the industry following the Manus saga. In an email sent to select users on Wednesday, the company said that its MiroThinker services would stop operating in regions including...
A top Chinese university has taken disciplinary action against its leading cancer researcher after finding academic misconduct in a 2025 Nature study. The study, which claimed that starving cancer cells of valine – a building block of proteins found in food – could trigger DNA damage and slow tumour growth, contained problematic data in 14 of its 15 figures, Shanghai-based Tongji University said i...
A top Chinese university has taken disciplinary action against its leading cancer researcher after finding academic misconduct in a 2025 Nature study. The study, which claimed that starving cancer cells of valine – a building block of proteins found in food – could trigger DNA damage and slow tumour growth, contained problematic data in 14 of its 15 figures, Shanghai-based Tongji University said in an official statement on Wednesday. The team, led by Wang Ping, dean of the School of Life...
From a pop-up store in New York's Soho to wider aisles, Walmart is doubling down on its effort to court high-income shoppers as rising inflation pushes even wealthy consumers to seek value — giving investors in the stock an edge. Shares of Walmart are up a whopping 16.8% for 2026 through Wednesday's close, more than doubling the S & P 500's 7.6% advance in that time. Walmart's surge for the year i...
From a pop-up store in New York's Soho to wider aisles, Walmart is doubling down on its effort to court high-income shoppers as rising inflation pushes even wealthy consumers to seek value — giving investors in the stock an edge. Shares of Walmart are up a whopping 16.8% for 2026 through Wednesday's close, more than doubling the S & P 500's 7.6% advance in that time. Walmart's surge for the year is also more than five times the S & P 500 consumer discretionary sector's 3.2% uptick. To boot, Walmart is trading just 3.4% below an all-time high set in February and is the fifth best-performing name in the Dow Jones Industrial Average . High-earning shoppers have flocked to the bargain-priced superstore chain over the past few quarters, with households making more than $100,000 a year accounting for most of its market share gains, CEO John Furner said during February's earnings call with analysts. Walmart is also making a bid to further attract more high end consumers by overhauling stores and Walmart Marketplace e-commerce platform, upgrading private-label food and fashion lines and building out its delivery services. The takeaway is simple: The higher-end consumer is now a key driver of Walmart stock, and may only grow in importance as inflation persists. "A lot of the growth over the past couple of years, in terms of [Walmart's] market share, has come from attracting the higher-income consumer," said analyst Paul Lejuez at Citi. "Even higher-income demographics still like to save money. They still like value, and Walmart provides value." WMT .SPX YTD mountain Walmart vs S & P 500 in 2026 Despite investors coming into the year anticipating multiple rate cuts from the Federal Reserve, stubborn inflation has tempered those expectations. U.S. inflation accelerated to a 3.3% annual pace in March — up from 2.4% in February. Higher prices have led higher earners to seek more bang for their buck, while lower-income consumers have tightened their belts, Furner told investors e...
NEW YORK, May 07, 2026--The Women’s National Basketball Association (WNBA) and Amazon Web Services (AWS) today announced a multi-year partnership focused on enhancing fan engagement, introducing innovative advanced analytics and data insights, and accelerating the league’s continued growth. AWS will become the Official Cloud and Cloud AI Partner of the WNBA, in addition to joining the WNBA Changem...
NEW YORK, May 07, 2026--The Women’s National Basketball Association (WNBA) and Amazon Web Services (AWS) today announced a multi-year partnership focused on enhancing fan engagement, introducing innovative advanced analytics and data insights, and accelerating the league’s continued growth. AWS will become the Official Cloud and Cloud AI Partner of the WNBA, in addition to joining the WNBA Changemakers Collective. The partnership marks AWS’s first with a women’s professional sports league and bu