UPDATE: Remember when Bloom claimed its supply chain is “not dependent on China” after Hunterbrook’s reporting?
New trade records show $BE seems to have quietly restarted a Chinese supply route for scandium-containing fuel cell parts.
Breaking: the FAA has shut down airspace over the Department of Energy’s Savannah River Site, with a notice calling it a “US Government Nuclear Incident.”
BREAKING: Meta’s Muse growth is slowing as downloads fall, new data show.
Hunterbrook’s analysis of @tickerplus estimates finds average daily net gains in active users down 62.4% from the September surge, while downloads fell 8.1% week over week.
NEW: Innodata, a data-labeling company based out of New Jersey, reportedly has one big customer: Meta. $INOD recently disclosed helping that customer with the “personalization of long-horizon agents.”
Is Innodata involved in Muse?
New from @hntrbrkmedia: Saudi Arabia appears to be working to assemble a shunt on the critical East-West oil pipeline, bypassing a pumping station damaged in last week's attack.
Imagery from Vantor shows workers already laying and welding a pair of new pipelines.
BREAKING: Google is the unnamed hyperscaler behind Modine’s new $4 billion agreement.
$MOD also has billions in demand across Amazon, Crusoe, and others.
Crazy scoop from a codebase that, somehow, ended up on the internet.
New BS Podcast!
—The ‘Invincible’ Rams, NFL Under-Pressure Guys + Kyler’s new digs w/ @TomPelissero
—Why did Mark Walter really sell the Lakers? Dodgers - next to go? Did Ballmer cheat or not? What’s up w/ Ishbia’s Suns?@SammyKoppelman explains all.
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Caught in the middle: More than a million Sammons policyholders, whose insurance money has flowed into Walter-linked businesses — including the insurers under federal investigation and, apparently, a professional bull-riding team.
How has Sammons avoided the spotlight?
In 2024, Sammons restructured (on paper!) to drop Guggenheim from its disclosures…
…even though Guggenheim still calls Sammons an affiliate
Sammons owns about a third of Guggenheim.
It paid Guggenheim tens of millions of dollars in fees each year to manage tens of billions of life insurance money.
And the firms do other business together.
Guggenheim CEO Mark Walter just agreed to sell the Lakers for liquidity after the Feds seized his phone and computer.
The Feds also raided Guggenheim’s president.
But Guggenheim’s big shareholder has stayed out of the spotlight.
NEW: We have the next big scoop in the Lakers/Mark Walter drama.
It’s about a hundred billion dollars in “unaffiliated” life insurance money.
And a… rodeo team funded by ordinary Americans?
UPDATE (via @hntrbrkmedia) — A group of Ukrainian civilians who were injured by Russian attacks have now filed a new federal civil suit against Memphis Grizzlies owner Robert Pera’s company, Ubiquiti: