Steve Jobs' widow throws 70 million dollars to buy a house, breaking the record of luxury home transactions in San Francisco

Real estate records show that a deluxe mansion in the Pacific Heights community of San Francisco was recently sold for about 70 million US dollars, setting a record for residential prices in the city. According to the media reports over the weekend, the buyer of this mansion is Laurene Powell Jobs, the widow of the late co-founder of Apple, Steve Jobs. The Bloomberg Billionaires Index shows that Laurene Powell Jobs has a net worth of 11.4 billion US dollars. This transaction continues her crazy buying spree of California deluxe residences. Earlier this year.

環球市場播報Jul 14 20:10 ET

Pacific Securities Co., Ltd. announces its performance forecast for the first half of 2024 will decrease.

Sensex a shareJul 9 12:00 ET · Announcements

The Pacific (601099.SH): It is expected that the net income for the first half of the year will decrease by 74% to 64% year on year.

On July 9th, Gelon Hui reported that the Pacific (601099.SH) announced a performance forecast for the first half of 2024, with an estimated net income attributable to the owner of the parent company of 55-75 million yuan. Compared with the same period last year (disclosed data), it will decrease by 154.83-134.83 million yuan, a year-on-year decrease of 74%-64%. It is expected that the net income attributable to the owner of the parent company after deducting non-recurring gains and losses in the first half of 2024 will be 45-65 million yuan, compared with the same period last year (disclosed data).

Gelonghui FinanceJul 9 03:44 ET

The 3.2% Return This Week Takes Pacific Securities' (SHSE:601099) Shareholders One-year Gains to 23%

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Simply Wall StJun 14 19:15 ET

Pimco warns of a surge in non-performing commercial property loans, signaling another wave of bank bankruptcies in the United States.

Bond giant Pacific Investment Management Company (Pimco) global real estate director John Murray warned that the "highly" concentrated bad commercial real estate loans in the United States will lead to another wave of bank bankruptcies. "The real crisis wave is just beginning," Murray said in an interview on Monday. Since interest rates soared two years ago, commercial real estate has been under scrutiny because people are increasingly suspicious of whether real estate owners have the ability to refinance their debts. Against the backdrop of rising borrowing costs and declining demand, the industry's default rates have risen, especially in the office sector,

環球市場播報Jun 11 20:04 ET

Wall Street expects the Bank of Canada to further cut interest rates, causing the Canadian dollar to weaken.

Wall Street is preparing for a series of interest rate cuts from the Bank of Canada as the loonie weakens. Previously, the Bank of Canada became the first central bank in this round of the Group of Seven (G7) to ease monetary policy. After the Bank of Canada lowered its benchmark lending rate by 25 basis points to 4.75% on Wednesday, the Canadian dollar fell to its lowest level against the U.S. dollar since May 23, at 1.3741 CAD/USD. As of 1 p.m. in Ottawa, the benchmark Canadian two-year bond yield fell more than 10 basis points to 3.95%, widening the gap with the U.S. Treasury yield.

環球市場播報Jun 5 16:24 ET