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Sound Inpatient Physicians and Lenders Draw Closer to Debt Deal
Sound Inpatient Physicians Inc. is in advanced discussions with a group of creditors for a deal that would extend the maturities of the hospital staffing firm’s first- and second-lien term loans to help stave off a cash crunch, according to people with knowledge of the situation.
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The ‘Silver Tsunami’ Will Test Australia’s Famed Retirement Program
On today’s Big Take podcast: Experts see Australia’s pension system as a success story. But many Australians still worry they don’t have enough saved.
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China’s US Assets Becoming ‘Hostages,’ Divestment-Advocate Says
China needs to further reduce its Treasuries holdings, in part to lessen the potential leverage of Washington over its Asian rival, according to a paper published by a Chinese state think tank.
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Korean Investors Near $4 Billion Losses on China-Linked Exotic Notes
Park Soon Ja spent five decades working as a cleaner to build her life savings. Now, more than half of her 660 million won ($480,000) has been lost after the South Korean retiree invested in a structured product so complex a regulator said even the bankers who sold it struggled to understand how it works.
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ChatGPT’s AI “memory” can remember the preferences of paying customers
ChatGPT remembers it all too well.
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Palworld reveals 4 of the ‘many more’ new Pals coming in its summer update
Palworld’s summer update is bringing new Pals and technology.
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‘Most ambitious’ Vampire Survivors update yet features ‘immersive door opening action’ and ‘world premiere train mechanics’
The “AAAA” Vampire Survivors 1.10 update surprised dropped on Monday.
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Sci-fi 2.5D adventure RPG Beyond Galaxyland announced for PS5, Xbox Series, PS4, Xbox One, Switch, and PC
Publisher United Label Games and developer Sam Enright have announced Beyond Galaxyland, a 2.5D adventure RPG coming to PlayStation 5, Xbox Series, PlayStation 4, Xbox One, Switch, adn PC via Steam…
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Where Do Libertarians Stand on the Campus Wars?
In this week’s The Reason Roundtable, editors Matt Welch, Katherine Mangu-Ward, Nick Gillespie, and Peter Suderman assess the spate of anti-Israel campus protests at universities across the country, followed by another look at the trials of both Harvey Weinstein and Donald Trump in New York. 00:37—Campus protests across the country 31:35—Weekly Listener Question 38:01—Harvey Weinstein […]
