STAR ENTERTAINMENT GROUP POSTED FY REVENUE OF A$1,306.2 MLN AND AN FY NET LOSS OF A$307.3 MLN, WITH CASH AND CASH EQUIVALENTS OF A$267 MLN AS AT 30 JUNE 2026, WARNING THAT MATERIAL UNCERTAINTIES CONTINUE TO EXIST THAT CAST SIGNIFICANT DOUBT AS TO THE GROUP'S ABILITY TO REMAIN A GOING CONCERN.
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Hyperscalers are depleting their free cash flow for AI. But the models are getting cheaper and enterprises are increasingly moving on-prem. @PatrickMoorhead and @danielnewmanUV debate whether AI CapEx has already outrun its return on Ep. 306 of The Six Five Pod.
A surge in wealthy renters is driving Manhattan rents to new records, according to brokers.
Median rents in Manhattan reached an all-time high of $5,000 a month in July, according to the Real Deal Report, authored by Jonathan Miller, director of markets for Street Matrix. The average rent jumped 15% compared with a year ago, to $6,306.
The rush of wealthy New Yorkers into the rental market has created a new market for mega-rentals. The number of apartments renting for more than $50,000 a month so far this year has more than doubled compared with 2025, while the number renting for more than $100,000 a month is up sevenfold, according to The Real Deal.
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