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bluefox42/iStock via Getty Images Seritage Growth Properties ( SRG , SRG.PR.A ) closed on its previously announced $11 million asset sale after the end of Q1 2026 , but reported as of mid-May that it didn't have any other assets under contract with closings deemed probable. Seritage's cash burn appears to be around $9 million to $10 million per quarter before asset sale proceeds. It had $63.2 million in cash (including restricted cash) as of mid-May but also has $50 million in term loan debt maturing at the end of July. Seritage should be able to deal with that term loan debt, but potentially at the cost of dilution and/or higher interest costs. That uncertainty plus the continued slow pace of asset sales (along with recent impairments) leads me to reduce Seritage's estimated value from $2.25 per share to $2.75 per share. This is down from $3.25 per share when I last looked at Seritage, and I believe the risks are weighted more to the downside at this time. Notes on Asset Sale Progress Seritage's asset sale progress continues to be slow in recent months. In Q1 2026, Seritage received a $5.7 million distribution from an unconsolidated entity due to the sale of a portion of the underlying property. It also noted that it generated $11 million in gross proceeds from the sale of one vacant/non-income-producing asset after the end of the quarter. Those two deals were already mentioned in Seritage's Q4 2025 report (released at the end of March 2026). Seritage indicated (as of mid-May 2026) that it didn't have any other assets under contract with closings that are deemed probable. Q1 2026 Update Seritage noted that it is continuing discussions to refinance the remaining $50 million in debt that is maturing at the end of July 2026. It also continues to explore the possibility of a strategic transaction while attempting to sell its remaining properties. Seritage's cash burn in Q1 2026 (before asset sale proceeds) was approximately $9 million. It ended Q1 2026 with $58.8 milli...

In this article KER-FR PNDRY PNDRY HMRZF HMRZF BC-IT Follow your favorite stocks CREATE FREE ACCOUNT Fashion recycling startup Circ separates cotton and polyester from clothing that can't be repaired or resold and sells it back to the clothing supply chain. Courtesy: Circ COPENHAGEN, Denmark — As the retail world navigates the first half of 2026, a strange paradox has taken hold of the global fashion industry. On the one hand, the runways of Paris and the digital storefronts of fashion giants are flooded with "green" messaging. Danish jeweler Pandora is focusing on lab-grown diamonds, Kering 's Gucci is touting "circular" polyester, and major retail apps are rolling out resale platforms. But despite the marketing blitz, fashion executives admit that most consumers, battered by a persistent cost-of-living crisis, aren't willing to pay more for an ethically produced product, or "sustainability premium." Instead, shoppers have become increasingly selective and price-sensitive, looking for value above all else. The fashion industry remains an outsized contributor to climate change, accounting for roughly 10% of global carbon emissions. But if the consumer isn't buying the pitch, why is the industry doubling down on a sales pitch that isn't selling? The answer is cold, hard risk management. Ditching the old growth playbook For much of the last decade, retail's financial playbook was simple: scale up, lower sourcing costs, and use tactical promotions to clear the racks. In 2026, brands can no longer rely on those levers to grow profits, according to the latest State of Fashion report by McKinsey and the Business of Fashion. Instead, brand strength and flexible sourcing are becoming important levers for protecting margins. Executives said that changes to margin and cost strategies will be the second-most important theme shaping the industry in 2026 — second only to trade disruptions like tariffs, the report found. Adding to the sector's challenges of wavering consumer dema...

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Key Points Even though Berkshire Hathaway no longer owns Amazon, it is still well-positioned to cash in on AI. Two of Berkshire Hathaway's largest holdings are outstanding long-term bets on AI. 10 stocks we like better than Alphabet › Berkshire Hathaway (NYSE: BRKA) (NYSE: BRKB) is entering a new era. The conglomerate that Warren Buffett built over decades has a new CEO, Greg Abel, who took over from the Oracle of Omaha on Jan. 1. In his first full quarter as the head of Berkshire Hathaway, Abel oversaw some notable moves. For instance, the company exited its positions in several stocks, including Amazon (NASDAQ: AMZN). Some may find that decision puzzling. Amazon is a leader in cloud computing, artificial intelligence (AI), and e-commerce, and arguably possesses a wide moat from several sources. And with the AI industry still in full swing, Amazon may be a great pick to capitalize on it. However, Abel and his team haven't given up on AI. There are at least two stocks in Berkshire Hathaway's portfolio that could be major winners from the AI revolution. Read on to find out more. Will AI create the world's first trillionaire? Our team just released a report on the one little-known company, called an "Indispensable Monopoly" providing the critical technology Nvidia and Intel both need. Continue » 1. Alphabet Berkshire Hathaway first bought Alphabet's (NASDAQ: GOOGL) (NASDAQ: GOOG) Class A shares (which grant voting rights) in the third quarter of 2025. In the first quarter, the company increased its stake in this position by 204%, while also adding Alphabet's Class C shares (which come with no voting rights). The conglomerate is clearly excited about the future of Alphabet, and it is not surprising. Alphabet has many of the qualities of Buffett-style investing. For one, it is a fairly straightforward, easy-to-understand business. Alphabet is the leading search engine company in the world through Google and also owns the largest video-sharing platform on the web, YouTub...

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Bolivia’s President Rodrigo Paz faces a deepening crisis as widespread protests and blockades leave the political capital under siege less than six months after he took office. Two weeks of road closures – spearheaded by the Bolivian Workers’ Central, COB, peasant unions and miners – have emptied markets in La Paz and depleted vital hospital oxygen reserves. The government reported that at least three people died after emergency vehicles were blocked from reaching medical centres. On Monday, supporters of Bolivia’s influential ex-president Evo Morales clashed with police in the capital city as they joined multiple sectors demanding the resignation of the president, who lacks both a legislative majority and a robust political party to anchor his administration. Advertisement The unrest presents the biggest challenge yet for Paz, a business-friendly centrist who came to power six months ago as a wave of conservative electoral wins swept the region. “Those seeking to destroy democracy will go to jail,” Paz warned on Friday, even as the blockades expanded to engulf nearly the entire country. Advertisement The COB began by demanding wage increases, while peasant unions demanded a steady supply of petrol. The miners, meanwhile, are negotiating separately for access to additional mining areas. Public school teachers are also holding separate talks regarding salary improvements.

Starbucks faced boycott calls in South Korea on Wednesday after a promotional event at the coffee chain drew sharp condemnation from the country’s president for appearing to use a deeply symbolic 1980s massacre to sell tumblers. Starbucks Korea’s “Tank Day” campaign offered discounts on the company’s large-capacity “Tank” tumbler series. But its launch Monday coincided with the anniversary of the Gwangju uprising on May 18, 1980, when South Korea’s then-military junta deployed soldiers in tanks to crush a protest in the southern city, killing hundreds. The backlash was swift. The company’s local chief executive officer was fired, and US-based Starbucks Corp. issued a statement calling the campaign “unacceptable”. But the response failed to quell outrage and the ruling Democratic Party — the leadership of which includes numerous former student pro-democracy activists — called for a boycott. Party leader Jung Chung-rae told candidates and volunteers not to frequent the coffee chain while on the campaign trail ahead of local elections next month. Videos of party members throwing Starbucks cups on the ground and vowing to join the boycott circulated widely on social media. “Whenever the anniversary of the movement comes around, many people suffer psychological distress and trauma,” Jung said at a televised meeting with senior party members. “Refraining from visiting Starbucks would be the right move out of respect for public sentiment.” The promotion also sparked a fierce rebuke from the country’s top leadership, with President Lee Jae Myung saying on X it was the “inhumane, reckless behavior of low-class merchants” and the country’s justice minister calling it “an immoral atrocity.” Lee again criticized the event during a cabinet meeting on Wednesday, saying it ran against business ethics and human morality. Shares of Shinsegae ’s supermarket chain E-Mart , which owns a 67.5% stake in Starbucks Korea operationally known as SCK Company, closed 5.5% lower in Seoul. Paren...

Allegations of sexual assault by an heir to a beer fortune against his own older brother have thrust one of Thailand ’s richest families into an uncomfortable spotlight, stunning a public unaccustomed to seeing prominent households air their affairs in public. The scandal erupted last week when Siranudh Scott, better known as “Psi” – a fourth generation heir to the Bhirombhakdi family’s beer-to-real estate empire – shared allegations of historic sexual abuse by his older brother, Sunit, on Instagram. In an emotional video released on May 9, followed by audio recordings purportedly capturing the two brothers discussing allegations dating back to their teenage years, the 29-year-old environmental activist said he no longer wanted to be known as the “Singha heir” – a reference to the family’s market-leading lager. Advertisement “Everyone in my family knows it because they listened to the tape I recorded of his confession,” he said of the allegations. “I don’t want to stay in a family that does not value me or have empathy for me.” Sunit has denied the allegations. In his own social media video he acknowledged bullying his younger brother during trips home from boarding school in the UK, but flatly denied any sexual abuse, calling the claims “disgusting and awful”. Advertisement Psi, an open-water swimmer widely known to the Thai public as “aquaman” or “merman” for his marine conservation work, followed up this week with a prime-time appearance on the talk show Hone-Krasae. The episode, which has since racked up 2.4 million views on YouTube, featured Psi tearfully describing his estrangement from parts of his family.

Other sources have confirmed to the family that Lindsay Foreman, 53, had paused a hunger strike after being told she would be able to contact her family, but had since resumed.

He believes Fernandez used her name when approaching possible investors, and that she must have been aware of how he ran the company. "She must have known. If she didn't know, she was deluding herself, because she was there," he said. "When you spend any time with him, you know what he is like."

BEIJING/SINGAPORE, May 20 (Reuters) - Alibaba Group on Wednesday unveiled a new AI chip, the Zhenwu M890, as the Chinese technology giant intensifies efforts to build domestic alternatives to ‌Nvidia processors amid tightening U.S. export curbs. The chip, developed by Alibaba's semiconductor design subsidiary ‌T-Head, delivers three times the performance of its predecessor, Zhenwu 810E. It is purpose-built for the emerging wave of AI "agents" — ​software systems that can carry out complex, multi-step tasks with limited human oversight. Alibaba said the new processor is well-suited to handle the heavy memory and communication demands of agent workloads, where models must retain long stretches of context and coordinate with one another in real time. The company also outlined a ‌multi-year chip roadmap, saying it would ⁠follow the M890 with a successor called the V900 in the third quarter of 2027, and a further chip, the J900, in the third quarter of ⁠2028. The V900 is expected to deliver another roughly threefold performance gain over the M890, Alibaba said, signalling a sustained cadence of in-house silicon upgrades. The plan underscores China's growing efforts to produce locally developed ​AI chips ​as Washington bans the sale of the most powerful ​U.S. processors to Chinese customers, and ‌follows a similar announcement by Huawei last year. Hangzhou-based Alibaba last year pledged to spend more than 380 billion yuan ($53 billion) on cloud and AI infrastructure over three years, its largest-ever commitment to the sector. The investment reflects a broader bet across China's technology industry that demand for AI computing power will continue to surge as enterprises adopt agent-based applications. Alibaba unveiled the chip at its annual Alibaba ‌Cloud Summit, alongside a new server system, the Panjiu AL128, ​which packages 128 of the accelerators into a single ​rack. The system is available immediately to Chinese ​enterprise customers through Alibaba Cloud's domestic ...

Changes to special educational needs provision in England could be thwarted by “academic attainment at all costs” policies that prioritise exam results and punish inclusive schools, headteachers have said in response to a government consultation. The Association of School and College Leaders said the government’s emphasis on academic goals conflicted with its measures designed to help mainstream schools accommodate more children with special educational needs and disabilities (Send). The union said the adherence to “high-stakes” assessments, including a proposed test of year 8 reading, “all create perverse incentives for school and college leaders where they are penalised for any lower academic outcomes for some pupils with Send. This cannot be addressed with reform of Send in isolation.” In its formal response to the schools white paper, the ASCL said: “Contrary to the strong focus on inclusion in the early chapters of the white paper, the ‘ambition’ section of the paper omits Send and broader outcomes and is still focused on academic attainment at all costs. This critical inconsistency will be the basis upon which the reforms will succeed or fail. “If we want an education for all then that principle of ‘for all’ must apply to all areas of education policy.” Margaret Mulholland, the union’s Send and inclusion specialist, said: “The government’s reforms have the potential to do a huge amount of good but they must help schools deliver them. Guidance must then be backed up by adequate staffing, funding, and time for preparation – including training where necessary. “Without this, there is a serious risk that schools will be placed in an impossible position, relationships with parents will be damaged and children will be left without the support they need.” Under the proposed changes, mainstream schools will be expected to have an “inclusion base” for children with special needs, but the ASCL said there was little detail on how the bases would operate. “The inclusive b...

While the Labour party was in meltdown last week, Donald Trump was visiting China. By the time Wes Streeting had sent his resignation letter to Keir Starmer, the US president had completed a two-hour bilateral meeting with his Chinese counterpart, Xi Jinping, and moved on to sightseeing. The events unfolded in parallel, but in the competition for media and Westminster attention the superpower summit couldn’t rival manoeuvres against the prime minister. That is normal. A domestic crisis will always bump foreign events off the news agenda. There were no surprises in Beijing. Trump was on his best behaviour. In public, the two leaders stuck to a script of mutual flattery and conflict aversion. What they said in private – on trade, on Taiwan, on AI, on Iran – may prove significant. It’s hard to judge when the contents are secret. Andy Burnham’s chances of winning a byelection in Greater Manchester probably didn’t come up. Likewise, Sino-US relations are not going to feature on the campaign trail in Makerfield over the coming weeks. It is not what party strategists call a “doorstep issue”. When voters have limited bandwidth to receive political messages, candidates are advised to stick only to prominent public concerns. That usually excludes the world beyond Britain’s borders. There are exceptions. Gaza has been a driver of support for Greens and independent candidates in recent ballots, but as an engine of outrage, not a coherent account of what the UK government – let alone a local councillor in Hackney – might realistically achieve in the Middle East. Starmer performs better in the international arena than on the domestic stage. Even his rivals for the Labour leadership praise the decision not to let Britain get embroiled in the US-Israeli war on Iran. Streeting’s resignation letter singled it out as an example of “courage and statesmanship”. It stands out also as a marker of good judgment against the gung-ho impulses that Nigel Farage and Kemi Badenoch indulged in du...

English wines won the highest percentage of gold medals per entry in a global competition, with experts describing the improvement as remarkable. At the International Wine Challenge, English wines are winning more gold medals than ever. In 2025, the country won 10, but this year it was awarded 25. Sam Caporn, a master of wine, said: “I think there are a number of reasons why England did so well this year. One of them is that for many of the top producers, the vines are getting older which leads to greater quality; Nyetimber’s first vintage for example was in 1992 so actually over 30 years ago now.” She added that the wines were being matured for longer: “There is also the possibility of increased bottle age – Wiston for example, won a trophy for their Cuvee 2009 Magnum and reserve wines are also taking on more complexity with every year that goes by.” As the climate changes, vineyards, particularly in the south of England, can expect more sunny days and warmer weather. However, extreme weather including drought can often have the adverse effect in threatening food crops. Oz Clarke, the co-chair of the IWC, said: “The improvement in English wine over the past decade has been remarkable. Growers now understand their vineyards far better, winemaking has become more precise, and there’s a real confidence about what England can achieve, particularly with sparkling wine. The results at this year’s International Wine Challenge show just how far things have come: English wines are being judged alongside the world’s best and are winning on quality alone. It’s very exciting to see.” Caporn said: “Arguably newer producers and plantings are also learning from their predecessors with an understanding of how important microclimate is as well as soil, coupled with using a whole raft of different clones and rootstocks for better blending options. It’s a really exciting time for English wine right now with an appreciation of newer regions such as the Crouch Valley in Essex and conse...

For these succulent kebabs, tavuk (chicken), marinated in yoghurt, olive oil and spices, is threaded on to şiş (skewers). Often served with pilav and roast vegetables, they are popular throughout Turkey. My father, Orhan, was a lawyer with the Turkish government’s transport department, which has an employees’ lokanta (restaurant) in Ortaköy, İstanbul, with mesmerising views of the Bosphorus. I have very fond memories of enjoying tavuk şiş with my family there. Tavuk şiş (chicken shish kebabs with roast vegetables – pictured top) Prep 15 min Marinate 30 min Cook 45 min Serves 3-4 560g boneless, skinless chicken thighs, excess fat removed, flesh cut into 4cm x 4cm pieces 2 tbsp olive oil 4 tbsp full-fat Turkish or Greek yoghurt 1 tsp dried oregano ½ tsp pul biber Salt and black pepper, to taste For the roast vegetables 130g sivri biber (mild Turkish chilli peppers), halved lengthways and cut into chunks or padron peppers, kept whole 2 medium red onions, each cut into 6 wedges lengthways 3 medium tomatoes, quartered lengthways 4 tbsp olive oil For the cacik 400g full-fat Turkish or Greek yoghurt 145g cucumber, diced 1 tsp dried mint Put the chicken in a large bowl, add the oil, yoghurt, dried oregano and pul biber, season generously, then use your hands to mix and coat. Cover the bowl, then leave to marinate in the fridge for at least 30 minutes, or overnight, if you can. Heat the oven to 220C (200C fan)/425F/gas 7. Put all the vegetables on a large baking tray, drizzle over the olive oil and season. Use your hands to toss and mix to coat, then spread out the vegetables evenly over the tray in a single layer, so they’ll crisp up around the edges later. Line a second large baking tray with baking paper. Thread the chicken on to skewers, leaving a 1cm gap between each piece so they cook evenly and are able to char. Arrange the filled skewers on the tray, spacing them 3cm apart. Put both trays in the heated oven and roast for 20-25 minutes, until the chicken and the veget...

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STORY: :: Google Alphabet's Google on Tuesday put AI agents directly into its search box and rolled out a faster, cheaper version of its Gemini model. That's as it looks to to blunt gains by rivals Anthropic and OpenAI among enterprise customers. During its annual I/O developer conference in California, Google launched Gemini 3.5 Flash, a model designed for coding and automated tasks, and said 3.5 Pro was coming next month. The tech giant also introduced Gemini Spark, a new agent that pulls information across its suite of products to draft reports and manage schedules, as well as new video model Gemini Omni. The company also lowered the cost of its top-tier AI Ultra subscription plan to $200 a month from $250. It also announced a $100-a-month version of the Ultra subscription it said was tailored for developers and other work-related users. As competition shifts to big-spending business customers, Alphabet CEO Sundar Pichai highlighted lower costs. "We've heard that many companies are already blowing through their annual token budgets, and it's only May. If companies used a mix of flash and other frontier models they could save a lot of money. To put this in perspective, top companies in Google Cloud are processing about 1 trillion tokens a day. If they shifted 80% of their workloads from other frontier models to 3.5 Flash, they'd save over $1 billion annually." Google also reinforced its core consumer products including YouTube and Search... ... touting new features including a set of agents that will autonomously complete tasks like making purchases, monitoring tickets, and planning schedules in real time. Search was Alphabet’s biggest revenue driver in 2025, when it reported over $400 billion in total revenue.

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