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21:13
According to a document submitted to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), MGM Resorts International has officially signed a voting agreement with IAC Inc. and its chairman Barry Diller on April 3, 2026.
The conclusion of this agreement marks a new phase of strategic cooperation between both parties at the corporate governance level, which may have a profound impact on MGM's future equity structure and major decision-making.
21:13
According to the latest filing with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), American Healthcare REIT Inc has finalized its credit financing plan due in 2026.
The structure of this credit arrangement consists of a $550 million term loan and an $800 million revolving credit facility, with total financing available up to $1.85 billion. This credit framework will provide the company with flexible capital management, while also strengthening the financial support for its healthcare real estate investment portfolio. The revolving credit portion is particularly noteworthy, as it grants the company the flexibility to draw funds as needed and reuse them after repayment. Meanwhile, the term loan offers a stable funding base for medium- and long-term project deployments. As a REIT focusing on healthcare real estate as its core asset, such financing actions lay a crucial foundation for strategic expansion and asset optimization. The $1.85 billion total financing limit also reflects financial institutions’ recognition of its business model and debt repayment capability.
21:10
IMF President says global growth forecast may be lowered, warns that the global economy lacks resilience to shocks
Before the US and Israel launched attacks on Iran, "we were about to raise our 2026 growth forecasts," said Kristalina Georgieva. "But in view of the impact of the war, we will lower these forecasts."
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