Podcasts about leases

On today's episode, Dr. Mark Costes sits down with Eric Pook, owner of Cirrus Consulting Group, live from Thrive Live 2026 in Las Vegas. Eric shares how his background in medical and dental entrepreneurship led him into the highly specialized world of dental office lease consulting, and why so many dentists unknowingly sign agreements that can put their practice, profitability, and future transition at risk.  From missed renewal deadlines and month-to-month leases to assignment clauses, personal guarantees, tenant improvement allowances, and landlord leverage during practice sales, Eric breaks down the most common lease mistakes dentists make and how proactive planning can protect long-term value. He also explains why doctors should review their leases years before renewal or transition, especially if they plan to expand, renovate, sell, or protect their estate. Be sure to check out the full episode from the Dentalpreneur Podcast! EPISODE RESOURCES https://www.cirrusconsultinggroup.com https://www.truedentalsuccess.com Dental Success Network Subscribe to The Dentalpreneur Podcast  

The rental house was never supposed to be permanent. It was simply a place to live for six months while their dream home was being remodeled. At first, everything seemed perfect. The children settled into new routines, the house was comfortable, and every week brought them one step closer to moving into the home they had always wanted.Then the footsteps started.At first they were easy to dismiss. An older house always makes strange noises. But when every member of the family began hearing someone walking the upstairs hallway late at night, those explanations became harder to believe. Then their youngest daughter casually mentioned the little girl she kept seeing running through the house. Months later, her mother would finally see the same child standing at the end of the hallway.The family never made it to the end of the lease.#GhostStory #HauntedHouse #Paranormal #TrueGhostStory #HauntedHallway #ShadowChild #Supernatural #Unexplained #ScaryStories #GhostEncounter #HauntedHome Love real ghost stories? Don't just listen—join us on YouTube and be part of the largest community of real paranormal encounters anywhere. Subscribe now and never miss a chilling new story:

The rental house was never supposed to be permanent. It was simply a place to live for six months while their dream home was being remodeled. At first, everything seemed perfect. The children settled into new routines, the house was comfortable, and every week brought them one step closer to moving into the home they had always wanted.Then the footsteps started.At first they were easy to dismiss. An older house always makes strange noises. But when every member of the family began hearing someone walking the upstairs hallway late at night, those explanations became harder to believe. Then their youngest daughter casually mentioned the little girl she kept seeing running through the house. Months later, her mother would finally see the same child standing at the end of the hallway.The family never made it to the end of the lease.#GhostStory #HauntedHouse #Paranormal #TrueGhostStory #HauntedHallway #ShadowChild #Supernatural #Unexplained #ScaryStories #GhostEncounter #HauntedHome Love real ghost stories? Don't just listen—join us on YouTube and be part of the largest community of real paranormal encounters anywhere. Subscribe now and never miss a chilling new story:

Become a Patron  - https://www.patreon.com/thecomicspals?fan_landing=true Subscribe on YouTube -  youtube.com/thecomicspals?sub_confirm... Join us on Discord: https://discord.gg/6RAX3sT [00:00:00] Openings [00:04:56] Marvel leaves New York City [00:07:00] Why the move makes sense [00:11:13] Synergy with studios and Disney [00:16:51] Internal memo and transition timeline [00:22:47] Lease timing and move questions [00:26:05] What happens during the move [00:32:50] Stephen Wacker becomes Editor-in-Chief [00:35:39] CB Cebulski's impact on Marvel [00:39:12] Why Wacker excites longtime readers [00:49:47] Wacker's values and Marvel's risks [00:52:53] Wacker controversies and criticism [01:09:08] Workplace harassment allegation discussed [01:29:33] CB Cebulski heads to Japan [01:35:39] Revisiting the Akira Yoshida issue [01:44:27] Audience call-ins [02:25:27] Book club updates [02:31:58] Top 5 Spider-Man characters [02:38:41] Midnight Universe variant covers [02:50:38] Sam Alexander Nova returns [02:56:31] Patreon shout-outs and origin Watch us LIVE on YouTube every: Monday at 1PM EST for Pals Previews Thursday at 8 PM EST for Pals Pulls Saturday at 10:15 AM EST for The Comics Pals Podcast Grab some merch here: https://streamlabs.com/thecomicspals/merch ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- PodBean: https://thecomicspals.podbean.com/ X: https://twitter.com/thecomicspals  Bluesky: ‪@thecomicspals.bsky.social‬ Instagram: https://instagram.com/thecomicspals  ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The Pals: Sean: @SeansSoapbox Tyler: @TheTylerOlson Marco: @mrmarcoanimoto

Stefan en Laurens gaan verder. Nieuwe rit, nieuwe kansen. Het beloofd een prachtige dag te worden: niet alleen voor de koers (want: mytisch en loodzwaar) maar ook voor Stefan en Laurens als toeschouwers. Want er gaat eindelijk weer koers gekeken worden ‘in het echie'. Generale voor de Alpe h'Huez. Veel vragen, nog weinig antwoorden: Wie gaat er demarreren? Gaat Visma | Lease a Bike nog wel echt steeds voor de Tour winst? Wat moet de tactiek van de Killer Bees worden en wat absoluut niet? Gaat er een vlucht komen? Hoe vecht je als ploeg tegen de pk's van UAE?En hoe zat het nou met Tadej die wat glazig voor zich uitkeek? Je hoort het allemaal in de Live Slow Ride Fast podcast.

This episode tackles two listener questions with significant implications for cattle producers. The first explores how increasing cattle carcass weights affect corn demand and feed efficiency. The discussion estimates that an average increase of 36 pounds in carcass weight requires roughly 257 additional pounds of corn per animal, adding up to a substantial amount nationally, although it represents less than 1% of total U.S. corn use. Despite declining feed efficiency and average daily gain as cattle get larger, feeding cattle to heavier weights can remain profitable because a greater proportion of the added weight ends up in the carcass rather than in non-marketable tissues. The hosts explain that heavier cattle help offset the effects of historically low cattle inventories by increasing total beef production without requiring more animals. This additional production helps meet strong consumer demand and moderates beef prices that might otherwise be even higher. The second topic focuses on leasing cropland for pasture when improvements such as fencing, water infrastructure, and forage establishment are required. Panelists emphasize that successful pasture lease agreements begin with clear communication and should account for who pays for improvements, how long the lease will last, and what happens to infrastructure when the lease ends. They note that arrangements can vary widely, from landowners paying for materials to tenants absorbing costs in exchange for longer lease terms or reduced rental rates. Written agreements and careful financial planning are strongly encouraged to protect both parties and ensure that long-term investments can be recovered. Overall, the episode highlights how thoughtful economic analysis and upfront communication can lead to better decisions throughout the cattle production chain.

The Department of Interior is proposing changes to oil and gas leasing rules in the name of “unleashing energy.” Environmental groups say these changes threaten environmental protections and limit public input.

Matt Schultz, CEO of CleanSpark (CLSK), talks about the company's newest triple net lease for data centers expected to bring in $6.6 billion of revenue. He explains how the deal offers a stable revenue stream for years to come and what it means for the greater data center industry. ======== Schwab Network ========Empowering every investor and trader, every market day. Subscribe to the Market Minute newsletter - https://schwabnetwork.com/subscribeDownload the iOS app - https://apps.apple.com/us/app/schwab-network/id1460719185Download the Amazon Fire Tv App - https://www.amazon.com/TD-Ameritrade-Network/dp/B07KRD76C7Watch on Sling - https://watch.sling.com/1/asset/191928615bd8d47686f94682aefaa007/watchWatch on Vizio - https://www.vizio.com/en/watchfreeplus-exploreWatch on DistroTV - https://www.distro.tv/live/schwab-network/Follow us on X – https://twitter.com/schwabnetworkFollow us on Facebook – https://www.facebook.com/schwabnetworkFollow us on LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/company/schwab-network/ About Schwab Network - https://schwabnetwork.com/about

Credit markets are stepping in to fund the surging demand for AI. Our experts Lindsay Tyler and Anish Shah explore the opportunities and risks behind this record financing wave.Read more insights from Morgan Stanley.----- Transcript -----Lindsay Tyler: Welcome to Thoughts on the Market. I'm Lindsay Tyler, TMT Credit Research Analyst at Morgan Stanley. Anish Shah: And I'm Anish Shah, Global Head of Debt Capital Markets at Morgan Stanley. Lindsay Tyler: Today, how issuers and investors are approaching the rapidly evolving world of AI financing. It's Thursday, July 16th at 10am in New York. As AI demand accelerates, credit markets are being asked to finance infrastructure on a scale that used to be associated with utilities, telecom, or energy. That raises a central question for issuers and investors: How much debt can the AI ecosystem absorb? And at what price? Anish, can you walk our listeners through the key products in your purview? Anish Shah: Certainly, in my nearly twenty years at Morgan Stanley, this is probably the most incredible time period I've ever seen in the credit markets. I've had the privilege of working across a number of different roles in capital markets and lending. And a couple of years ago, we integrated the debt underwriting business across both investment-grade and leverage finance franchises in recognition of how interconnected the whole credit ecosystem has become. In addition to our core activities helping clients raise capital for their strategic priorities, two of the big focus areas that we've had have been finding ways to harness the power of the private credit universe and also delivering best-in-class capabilities in funding this incredible growth in AI spend. Lindsay Tyler: AI financing has certainly been a theme we've also been focused on in research. Our equity research colleagues project that a handful of key players could add more than 30 gigawatts of capacity over a two-year timeframe, driving around [$]2 trillion of aggregate cash CapEx in that period. And to put that into context, a single gigawatt of data center capacity can require roughly $12 billion for the shell, and then often more than double that for chips and racks. So, from your vantage point, what inning are we in? And what gives you confidence that credit markets can continue funding this opportunity at scale? Anish Shah: I mean, Lindsay, the numbers certainly are staggering, as you note. And if you just observe the CapEx estimates for the hyperscalers and broadly for AI infrastructure, we're certainly in the early innings. Lindsay Tyler: Mm-hmm. Anish Shah: The largest tech companies have historically, as you know, raised very little debt. In fact, many of these companies have not even needed a credit facility. As CapEx projections were materially increased in the second half of last year, we saw the beginning of scaled capital raises. Hyperscaler issuance has quickly gone from less than one percent of the investment-grade market to more than 10 percent of the market. You know, as I look ahead, based on what we're seeing on the ground, we think that AI-related funding, whether it's for data center development or financing compute capacity, could top 15 percent of the total issuance across all credit products. This has been an unprecedented test for the capital markets, both in terms of the depth of capacity and the breadth of product. The teams have been on the forefront of deep investor dialogue and product innovation. This spans corporate investment grade, first of their kind financings in high-yield and leveraged loan markets, and new takes on asset-backed financing. And each of these areas has seen material issuance both in public and private markets. Lindsay Tyler: Great backdrop. Let's dig first into investment-grade corporate debt, an area you know well from your time previously leading the investment-grade team. Can you help frame the scale and the significance of this financing bucket and how AI-related debt is scaling within it? Anish Shah: Well, you know, as you know, the investment-grade bond market, specifically in dollars, is the deepest, most liquid pool of capital in the world. Volumes have grown materially over the last few years and are likely to eclipse $2 trillion in issuance this year. Hyperscalers are among the very best credits in the world, and they have the ability to come in and out of markets with relatively quick twitch, little to no pre-marketing, and in fairly large size. You know, $20 billion-plus deals used to be rare in the investment-grade market, now happen multiple times a quarter. This is why we've seen the predominance of AI-driven capital raising take place in the investment-grade market. For the most part, investors have digested that supply very well. While we've seen some modest widening credit spreads for hyperscalers and some of the other tech issuers, I'd say it's de minimis relative to their expected ROI. Lindsay, I've talked a lot about supply dynamics and issuance. What other factors are you and investors considering when assessing fair value for investment-grade rated technology bonds? Lindsay Tyler: Sure. It's prudent to really weigh a mix of technicals, fundamentals, and relative value. You know, as you discussed on the technical side, and related to my discussions with debt and equity investors, I've been focused on scale of buildouts, market capacity, digestibility across currencies, positioning along the curve, implications of equity issuance, and whether AI financing could crowd out other areas of TMT credit. But moving more to the fundamental side of things, you mentioned ROI, and for the players that are scaling compute capacity, there are a handful of key monetization and return questions that keep coming up. How quickly can these companies bring new capacity online? Once it's live, how does it translate into durable revenue and cash flow? Is that capacity supporting internal products, proprietary models, broader cloud offerings, or compute leased to third parties? And then how fungible is the capacity across those use cases if demand or returns shift? Further on the fundamental side, we've done some differentiated work around growing long-term commitments. We've seen that high-quality hyperscalers and a few of the semis companies are anchoring the AI ecosystem through leases, guarantees, other obligations. These commitments really extend beyond vanilla bond issuance. So, I encourage investors to look beyond the funded debt and really understand the accounting and the ratings implications here of some of those commitments. And this ties nicely into the next topic that I wanted to raise, which is project finance debt. I've noticed that, you know, a lot of the commitments that we're seeing from IG players support another layer of financing. Lease commitments can underpin project finance debt, an area of sizable issuance and innovation. The public high-yield market has emerged as a new funding source in this way for data center construction, with more than 30 billion priced across 15 deals, since fall 2025. Can you walk us through, Anish, the innovation behind these structures, and how are these high yield deals different than other ways to, kind of, raise project finance debt? Anish Shah: Yeah, it's incredibly interesting. I mean, the bulk of the issuance, as I noted has come in the investment grade market, but I would say the bulk of the innovation has come in the sub-investment grade market. You know, historically, for very capital-intensive sectors like energy and power or real estate, the project loan market was the most efficient source of initial funding. The developer would tap banks to underwrite a highly structured construction loan. Once the project is up and running, you could then refinance that loan with the predictable cash flows into a more institutional financing, like the investment grade bond market or the term loan B or securitization markets.That product may still be very viable in many sectors, but we felt early on that bank-provided construction loans would not meet the capacity needs of the AI investment cycle. The market really needed an institutional credit product that bypassed the need for construction loans. The key innovation came in the form of first-of-its-kind high-yield bonds that funded the development of a new data center complex. Given the relatively short construction period and the "offtake" supported by some of the highest quality credits in the world, we felt like this financing structure would be incredibly well-received in the high-yield market. The win here is that the developer accesses fixed rate long-term capital and maintains flexibility to call the bonds and refinance at a lower cost. Judging by how these financings have gone, there's a strong level of investor enthusiasm. I think that they've only scratched the surface, and I would expect that we see much more of this. And potentially even expand it to other products in the leverage finance markets given the tremendous level of investor demand. Lindsay Tyler: Yeah. It's certainly been exciting to follow many of those deals. Beyond the public space, we're also seeing a wave of innovation in private credit and asset-backed finance. Anish, how do companies decide whether capital is best raised in the public or the private markets? Anish Shah: Well, I'm glad you raised the whole avenue of private markets because it may be the most significant change in the credit markets over the last few years, broadening the scope of private credit from directly lending into leverage buyouts to now financing large investment-grade projects. There are great examples in the world of GPU and TPU financing, where we structure loans secured by the asset and the cash flows, or in data center development.Lindsay, from your perspective, what are investors focused on when these private structures intersect with public credits? Lindsay Tyler: Sure. Many of these asset-backed private financings have prompted investors to look more closely at any of the public companies involved, whether as issuers, tenants, customers, or support providers. This ties back to the point I raised earlier. Where does the risk reside, and who ultimately is on the hook? These financings have also sparked broader discussions around circularity, vendor financing, and technology obsolescence risk, even when amortizing structures are in place. I do think those are fair concerns to weigh, and they really speak to how quickly the AI financing trend is evolving and how much credit work there is to do. So, Anish, with that balance in mind, relatively strong demand, rapid innovation, but also some real credit questions, let's end with a quick lightning round. Anish Shah: Lindsay, let's do it. Lindsay Tyler: First, what is the biggest risk that could test investor appetite for AI-related debt? Anish Shah: I would say investors are acutely focused on construction delays. Don't underestimate the level of diligence being done by the breadth of capacity you're seeing in the markets. Investors are doing their homework, and we're spending a lot of time trying to mitigate any of their concerns with structural protections. Lindsay Tyler: Got it. Second, beyond data center shells and chips, what is the next potential AI financing opportunity? Anish Shah: It most certainly is energy and power. We're going to see a ton of capital being raised in utilities. It's going to be a little different than what the hyperscalers are doing, just given the nature of their balance sheets. You're going to see more junior capital. We've seen a wave of junior subordinated debt issuance out of the utilities. We're also seeing a lot of activity from our project finance and tax equity team, just given all things energy infrastructure. Lindsay Tyler: Great. And third, if we're sitting here a year from now, what do you think could be the biggest AI financing story we're talking about? Anish Shah: Well, we certainly underestimated the level of financing activity that we saw in the past year. I think when we look back a year from now, we will probably see that the AI labs were much more ready to finance on their own on a standalone basis. That's going to alleviate some of the pressures in the market, but I think it's going to create a whole new set of considerations and structural innovation. Lindsay Tyler: Well, it's certainly been remarkable to watch this financing theme take shape in real time, and the next chapter sounds like it could be even more interesting to follow. Anish, thanks for joining us and sharing your insights. Anish Shah: Great to join, Lindsay. Thanks. Lindsay Tyler: And thank you for listening. If you enjoy Thoughts on the Market, please leave us a review wherever you listen and share the podcast with a friend or colleague today.*****Anish Shah is a member of Morgan Stanley's Global Capital Markets Division and is not a member of Morgan Stanley's Research Department. Unless otherwise indicated, his views are his own and may differ from the views of the Morgan Stanley Research Department and from the views of others within Morgan Stanley.

Real expansion is happening in net lease right now with a focus on gas convenience, drive-thru coffee, fitness, and QSR. Tenants across all these categories are actively adding locations in 2026. But a public ticker on the door doesn't tell you who's actually on the hook if the tenant defaults and that answer changes everything about how you underwrite the deal.In this episode, Karly Iacono breaks down net lease tenant credit into three buckets every investor needs to underwrite differently:Bucket 1: The lease sits directly with a publicly rated parent. The credit is transparent and Wall Street prices it every day.Bucket 2: No public rating, no SEC filings but the lease still sits with a real corporate entity. Some of the strongest credits in net lease live here.Bucket 3: The one that catches investors off guard. The brand is publicly traded and expanding fast, but the franchisor is not your tenant. The franchisee is. And several of the biggest names in this bucket have stated explicitly they do not guarantee the lease.The takeaway: match your diligence to the credit, not the brand's fame and keep an eye on these expanding tenants.

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J&J Show--Hour 2 Wednesday 7/15/26--Trysta Krick joins J&J live to discuss the Ja Morant trade to the Blazers + info on the FedExForum lease

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Stefan, Laurens en Thomas gaan verder. Op dé Franse feestdag was het iets meer feest voor Thomas en iets minder voor Laurens en Stefan. Want die laatste twee hebben het niet zo met de Vogezen. De mannen bespreken het koersverloop van deze 10e etappe van begin tot einde. El Chapo die alle registers opentrekt, Pascal en Merlier die nét op tijd binnen zijn, Yates, Vingegaard, Del Toro, Piganzoli… Alle mannen die de koers kleurden komen aan bod. En laten we vooral Evenepoel niet vergeten, want wat heeft die man gevochten. Tussen hem en Lipowitz gaat het nog spannend worden wanneer het peloton richting het hooggebergte trekt. En, oh ja, Tadej won.En hoe zit het nou met dat atypische schouwspel rond Prudhomme? Je hoort het allemaal (en nog veel, veel meer) in de Live Slow Ride Fast podcast.

In this episode, Lisa shares how sobriety has given her a whole new lease of life.When asked about the biggest benefits she's gained from living alcohol-free, three stood out: being more present, improved health, and a renewed appreciation for life.Lisa reflects on how removing alcohol has allowed her to be more present with the people and moments that matter most. She also talks about the improvements she's experienced in both her physical and mental health, and how sobriety has opened the door to a richer, fuller life than she ever imagined possible.It's a warm and inspiring conversation about what can happen when you stop simply existing and start truly living. Lisa's story is a reminder that sobriety isn't about missing out. It's about gaining far more than you ever expected.For a FREE guide to help you through the first few weeks of sobriety, visit www.louisaevans.com.Louisa is a psychology-based practitioner and therapist based in the UK and works with clients worldwide via Zoom. She supports people who want to change their relationship with alcohol and also works with anxiety, low mood and overthinking. If you'd like to explore 1 to 1 support, you can find out more on her website.Useful links:Instagram: @stepping_into_sobriety - for daily sober encouragementSubstack: Beyond Sobriety.- weekly articles, relaxation downloads and community, focussed on thriving in a sober life.Audible: Becoming a Sober Rebel - audiobook on how Louisa stepped into sobriety on her own terms.YouTube: Louisa's brand new YouTube channelDon't forget, as a Sober Rebel listener, you can get a 30% discount off the Sober Resilience Online Course using code RESILIENCE544 and you will also be able to buy one get one free on all hypnosis recordings on Louisa's website using code SOBERREBEL.

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Equipment breaks down when you least expect it, and the pressure to fix it fast leads a lot of food truck owners to sign the first financing offer they see. Real-world food truck training in about 10 minutes. Profit, pricing, food cost, speed of service, marketing, events, and smart systems—no hype, just what works.Enjoyed this episode? Please do two things for me. First hit "Follow" on Spotify so you never miss a new one.Second go to https://www.nsfva.org/join and become a member today!

Story of the Week (DR):Social Media's 'Big Tobacco Moment': Meta Faces $1.4 Trillion Fine for Allegedly Fueling Teen Suicide and AddictionMeta is being sued by 33 US states, led by California, Colorado, Kentucky, and New Jersey.12 blue/12 red/9 purpleThe states allege that Meta deliberately designed Facebook and Instagram to be addictive to children and teens, fueling a youth mental health crisis (including anxiety, depression, self-harm, and suicide).They also accuse Meta of violating child privacy laws by collecting data from children under 13 without parental consent.Meta warned a federal court that it could face up to $1.4T in penalties if the states prevail at the upcoming trial (set for August 18, 2026). Meta extrapolated this massive figure—which is roughly equivalent to the company's entire stock market value—based on the methodology proposed by the lead states for calculating damages.Meta calls the penalty "outlandish" and "unsubstantiated," arguing it has no precedent in consumer protection history: 'A sanction of that size has no analog in the history of consumer protection enforcement.' The company accuses the states of improperly multiplying penalties (e.g., stacking fines based on daily usage time). Meta denies the allegations, asserting its platforms have extensive safety tools and that the claims are unmoored from actual unfair practices.‘I Don't Think I'm Ever Going to Stop,' Says Mark Zuckerberg. Even With 'Infinite Money,' He Has No Plans to Retreat to His Massive Hawaii EstateMeta found to breach EU laws with 'addictive' Instagram, Facebook designsInstagram and Facebook's “addictive” designs have put Meta in breach of the European Union's digital laws, the EU concluded Friday in a preliminary report.The tech giant violated the EU's Digital Services Act by failing to adequately consider the risks associated with design features that affected the physical well-being of its users, including minors and vulnerable adults, the European Commission said.These features include infinite scroll, which constantly shows fresh content, autoplay, push notifications and highly personalized recommendation systems — feeding users' compulsion to continue using platforms and putting them into “autopilot mode.”The EU Commission also accused Meta of ignoring available information about how much time young people are spending on Instagram or Facebook at night, and how different types of content formats, from reels to stories, could lead to excessive use of its services.Meta said, “We disagree with these preliminary findings.”New Zealand Moves To Ban Climate Change Litigation. Will The U.S. Follow?New Zealand has proposed a bill to limit the ability of individuals to sue high greenhouse gas emitters over the impacts of climate change, relying instead on the enforcement measures taken by the government. The bill appears poised to pass.The women who wouldn't let climate data disappear MMAfter losing their jobs at National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), Rebecca Lindsey, her sister Mary and colleague Anna Eshelman teamed up to rebuild a pivotal resource the Trump administration took offlineRebecca Lindsey, a technical writer for NASA–one of 280,000 federal workers fired by Musk/Trump, joined forces with former NOAA employees Anna Eshelman, and Mary Lindsey, her older sister, to become the core team behind the deactivated site's successor, Climate.us, preserving over 15 years of key climate data and resources.Elon Musk says he always wanted his SpaceX employees to get rich — and now thousands of them are millionairesElon Musk's 'Chainsaw for Bureaucracy' Just Left an $11 Billion Budget Hole as Trump Rehires StaffThe trove features key maps, educational materials and climate indicator reports, including the now-deleted Fifth National Climate Assessment, the government's most comprehensive analysis of climate change that was at risk of being lost to the publicJersey Mike's $12 billion IPO filing reveals a $50 million payday for the founder's stepson and a $41 million jetFamily members of founder Peter Cancro were employed Jersey Mike's in various roles and received compensation in excess of $120,000 from the Company as follows for the years ended December 28, 2025 and December 31, 2024 and 2023:John Cancro, Mr. Cancro's brother, received total compensation of approximately $20,019,231, $519,231 and $500,000, respectively;Paul J. Cancro, Mr. Cancro's son, received total compensation of approximately $8,001, $216,022 and $208,023, respectively;Robert Cancro, Mr. Cancro's son, received total compensation of approximately $38,462, $1,038,462 and $1,000,000, respectively;Tatiana Cancro, Mr. Cancro's wife, received total compensation of approximately $11,538, $311,539 and $300,000, respectively;Caroline Jones, Mr. Cancro's daughter, received total compensation of approximately $38,462, $1,038,462 and $1,000,000, respectively;Alexandra Powers, Mr. Cancro's sister-in-law, received total compensation of approximately $0, $1,165,437 and $0;Daniel Powers, Mr. Cancro's brother-in-law, received total compensation of approximately $30,213,462, $1,793,952 and $0;John Tesauro Jr., Mr. Cancro's brother-in-law, received total compensation of approximately $0, $0 and $2,429,628, respectively;Phillip Sivolobov, Mr. Cancro's stepson, received total compensation of approximately $50,011,538, $311,539 and $276,923, respectively.GRAND TOTAL: $112MStepson Phillip got $51M, brother John got $21MOther Peter Cancro schwag in 2025:Got a $41 million jet and an additional fixed amount of $166,666.66 per month in light of the business expenses incurred by Mr. Cancro related to air transportation to travel from time to time for business purposes.Lease agreements valued at $1M in rent (leases go to 2030) Controlled company: Blackstone (will control more than 50% of voting power)Board: 8 directorsBlackstone:Chair Nigel Travis (also chair of Abercrombie & Fitch)David N. KestnbaumDevon L. RinkerMichael J. StaubFounder/former CEO/chair: Peter CancroCEO Charles R. MorrisonCheryl S. Miller, director on two controlled companies:Tyson FoodsOld Dominion Freight Line (Congdon brothers)Fran Horowitz, CEO of Abercrombie & Fitch (where chair serves as chair)Goodliest of the Week (MM/DR):DR: Amazon, Walmart and Other Large Employers Could Face New Costs As New Jersey Targets Companies With Medicaid Workers— Will Other States Follow?DR: UBS says rich people will be younger, female and openly queer thanks to the Great Wealth TransferMM: Meta Buried Research Linking Instagram To Teen Harm While Facing $1.4 Trillion Penalty That Could Erase Its Entire WorthMM: ESG!Madison Square Garden Kept a List of Gay CelebritiesAn internal Madison Square Garden database of VIPs labels Joe a “medium risk,” one of roughly 400 celebrities given a risk score.If you're a celebrity and you're marked with a risk score—even as a low risk—it means “you've done something in the publicity world, the social media world, that has caught the attention of the wrong people,” the source continues.The talent database also tracks some celebrities' race, gender identity, and sexual orientation; 93 entries are marked as “LGBTQIA.”MM: California vs. Elon Musk: Tesla Snubbed as New EV Incentives Boost Rivian, Lucid MM DRAssholiest of the Week (MM):Billionaire amplificationKen Griffin says everyone is misinterpreting the AI revolution — and wishes Zohran and Bernie would ‘read a damn history book for once'“[Capitalism is] the greatest success story in the history of humanity,” Griffin said, urging the self-identified socialist politicians, “whether it's Bernie Sanders, whether it's Mamdani,” to “read a damn history book for once and then tell us how to run our country.”Jeff Bezos 'Made All of Our Lives So Much Better,' Says Billionaire Investor Tim Draper"Amazon has made all of our lives so much better," Draper said.Draper said he has benefited from what Bezos has done, and that's a part of the world economy that isn't spoken about enough."Those geniuses who create this incredible world for us are benefiting all of us."40 Epstein-Tied Billionaires Have Injected $1.6B Into US Elections, Report FindsThese are the millionaires and billionaires pledging to fund Trump accountsZuckMeta AI Data Centre Contractor Triggers Biohazard Scare After Flushing Rare Bacterium Into Public SewersMeta Platforms To Build $9 Billion A.I. Data Centre In CanadaThe $145 Billion Lie? Zuckerberg's Leaked Town Hall Audio Exposes Massive AI Failures After Mass LayoffsMeta jumps into AI coding market in effort to chase Anthropic and OpenAIWhat person in their right mind would trust Zuckerberg with their coding?Hollywood Vs Zuckerberg: CAA Warns Meta's AI Image Tool Needs A Major Privacy Overhaul‘I Don't Think I'm Ever Going to Stop,' Says Mark Zuckerberg. Even With 'Infinite Money,' He Has No Plans to Retreat to His Massive Hawaii EstateJeff Sonnenfeld - DRIn defense of Musk, SpaceX, and dual class shares“the rigid formulas of proxy advisors create a perverse, socially destructive incentive: hoard your wealth like an oligarch to maintain your good governance rating, or give it away and risk losing your company”“The proxy advisors want a world governed by rigid mathematical formulas because auditing a checklist is easy. Evaluating human character, industry dynamics, track records of success and failure, and the capacity for visionary leadership is hard. But it is exactly that hard work of judgment which is vital. When it comes to dual-class shares, it is time for the critics to step out of the theoretical vacuum and look at the real-world scoreboards”Headliniest of the WeekDR: OpenAI Wants a $1 Trillion Valuation. But College Students Are Testing At The Level Of 10-Year-Olds AND Suspecting AI cheating, Ivy League prof ordered an in-person final; scores fell 50%MM: ‘Waymo Takes Revenge, Dropping Drunk Teens Directly Into Squad of CopsMM: West Virginia spent $3M to create university program to fight ‘woke ideology.' One student is enrolledWho Won the Week?DR: Free Float's new platformAnd blowhard Jeffrey Sonnenfeld for arguing that dualclass owners are necessary because the dualclass mechanism allows them to sell shares and maintain voting power so they can “cure diseases, endow universities, and combat poverty” MM: Free Float data: Elon Musk and the age of the corporate leviathanAbove a certain size the ordinary rules of governance apparently cease to apply.Of the 16 listed firms worth more than $1trn, seven are shareholder fundamentalists.None has an elaborate statement of corporate purpose, since they are mostly content making heaps of moneyFree Float says Nvidia, Amazon, Broadcom, Micron are all TOTALITARIANNext are the corporate paternalists, who believe that the problem with shareholder democracy is that its voters do not know what is best for them.Free Float says Berkshire, Google, Meta are all TOTALITARIANThe final clan presents the strongest argument against the end of corporate history: individual shareholders consent to hand over all of their rights to the world's richest man, who then governs as he sees fit.Free Float says SpaceX, Tesla are TOTALITARIANBasically, it's nice of the economist to recognize everything Free Float says every weekPredictionsDR: Jeff Sonnenfeld writes something on Fortune that triggers meMM: Jeff Sonnenfeld writes something on Fortune that triggers Damion

On today's episode, Dr. Mark Costes sits down with Jas Banga live from Thrive Live 2026 in Las Vegas to talk about one of the most overlooked but critical parts of practice ownership: dental real estate. Jas shares how he went from marketing in the dental world to becoming a leading healthcare real estate advisor, helping dentists across North America make smarter, data-driven decisions around site selection, lease negotiations, renewals, expansions, and acquisitions.  They discuss common lease traps like narrow use provisions, triple net expenses, assignment language, and seller liability, as well as the big question of whether dentists should buy or lease their space. Jas also explains how demographics, saturation levels, traffic flow, future development, and AI-powered market analysis can help doctors choose stronger locations and build long-term practice value. Be sure to check out the full episode from the Dentalpreneur Podcast! EPISODE RESOURCES https://www.drwecare.com https://www.truedentalsuccess.com Dental Success Network Subscribe to The Dentalpreneur Podcast

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Looking for another source of farm income? Leasing land for hunting rights may be an option. Nebraska Extension Ag Economist Jim Jansen says a well-written hunting lease can provide added revenue while clearly outlining expectations, liability, access, and responsibilities for both landowners and hunters.

The Port Fairy golf course has been forced into a costly, unwanted redesign after a lease dispute with the state government. South West Coast MP Roma Britnell joined Jimmy Bartel and Mark Allen to discuss this issue.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Anastasia Meyer, extension educator in agricultural economics with the Center for Agricultural Profitability at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln, breaks down what belongs in a written farm or ranch lease and why it matters, especially for landowners who recently inherited ground. She covers the difference between cash rent and crop share arrangements, what Nebraska's verbal lease law requires if there is no written agreement, and clauses that often get overlooked, including soil fertility, irrigation equipment, corn stalk grazing and baling limits, water rights, and hunting or recreational access. She also walks through pasture lease provisions and what happens when a lease dispute or default occurs. This episode's audio comes from a CAP webinar recording, Ag Leases and Clauses.Produced and hosted by Morgan Bonifas, CAP intern.

No decision was made today on if Walter Goodman, the father of a teen hospitalized weighing just 35 pounds, is mentally competent to have his criminal case proceed.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Doug talks with Isaac Landman and Kristie Ferrantella about the Town of Nantucket's Lease to Locals program and how it's helping increase year-round housing opportunities on the island. Isaac explains how the program works, the financial incentives for homeowners, who is eligible to participate, the support provided through Placemate, and the impact the program is already having on the Nantucket community. He also shares how homeowners and renters can learn more and get involved.

Stefan, Laurens en Thomas gaan verder. Met een slobberwijntje op tafel gaan de heren van start. Het was de dag van de eerste etappe, van de ploegentijdrit. De heren keken met name uit naar de tactieken per team, en het stelde niet teleur. Het was een openingsrit waar je het over 10 jaar nog over hebt. Een van de meedogenloze wespen trein, van gedurfde tactieken en gewaagde strategieën. INEOS deed de afwas, en Jonas maakte het af voor zijn vriendengroep. En die valse starts? Daar weet Thomas natuurlijk wel raad mee… En hoe zit het nou met die reddingsbrigade van Egmond aan Zee?Je hoort het allemaal in de Live Slow Ride Fast podcast.

Visma Lease a Bike a remporté le contre-la-montre inaugural par équipe autour de Barcelone. Jonas Vingegaard, le vainqueur des Tours de France 2022 et 2023, a retrouvé le maillot jaune. Débriefing de la 1ère étape dans Complètement Tour avec David Houdret, Samuel Grulois et Rik Verbrugghe. "Complètement Tour" est à suivre chaque jour pendant le Tour de France avec David Houdret, Samuël Grulois et Rik Verbrugghe. Au programme : le débriefing de l'étape du jour, les réactions et interviews des acteurs de la Grande Boucle, le débat du jour, sans oublier les maillots du jour, les maillots du Tour.Hébergé par Audiomeans. Visitez audiomeans.fr/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

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The conversation focused on the practice of providing managed service pricing to customers during an initial meeting. One concept discussed was that MSPs are encountering prospects who increasingly expect immediate, transparent pricing, with many decision-makers opting to make choices after a single round of vendor meetings. The discussion explored how this shift contrasts with traditional industry advice that recommends withholding pricing until after an in-depth assessment and value-building process. Several points were raised, including the observation that coming prepared—with thorough research on the prospect and a clear pricing structure—can facilitate business wins, especially in competitive settings where prospects expect streamlined proposals. A key theme that emerged was the importance of preparation ahead of initial client meetings. The discussion clarified that researching client backgrounds, conducting preliminary discoveries, and leveraging prior experience with similarly sized environments enable MSPs to present informed, realistic pricing. The conversation addressed that exceptions remain: in complex environments or when the client lacks clear infrastructure visibility, an assessment may still be necessary prior to quoting. However, these situations are reportedly less common, as clients often provide substantial upfront context during pre-meeting calls. Secondary topics included practical guidance for financing large product orders, navigating out-of-state project requirements, and managing margin compression. The discussion explored options for financing substantial hardware purchases, highlighting leasing through distributors or manufacturers, encouraging clients to handle their own financing where possible, and considering purchase order (PO) financing to reduce resource strain. For out-of-state projects, building a professional network through peer groups or leveraging distributor partner networks was recommended. Regarding margin management, participants suggested standardizing service stacks, packaging recurring solutions, and reviewing contracts to ensure annual rate adjustments. The use of value-added services, such as cybersecurity and compliance, was recommended to offset margin thinning. The discussion outlined several implications for MSPs and IT leaders. Responsive, transparent pricing aligns with current buyer expectations but requires robust preparation and established pricing models to maintain accountability and ensure fair risk allocation. For hardware procurement, shifting financial responsibility to clients or utilizing external financing tools can preserve operating capital and mitigate margin erosion. Resilient operational models—incorporating peer collaboration, flexible service packaging, and annual price reviews—enable firms to adapt to ongoing industry pressures including rising costs and tightening margins. MSPs are advised to prioritize accountability in client communications, vendor negotiations, and conflict resolution policies to reduce operational risk and protect organizational wellbeing.Title:       Should you give a proposal at the first meeting? MSP Question of the week:   Should you give Managed Services pricing to your prospect on the first meeting? Topics/Events Apple Price hike is not welcome news:  https://www.linkedin.com/news/story/apple-hikes-prices-we-know-this-is-not-welcome-news-8956946/https://www.linkedin.com/news/story/apples-price-hikes-reflect-ai-eras-growing-price-tag-8305905/     20% price increase ipads, macbooks, iMacs – iPhone unchanged How do you finance larger product orders?   Lease, PO financing w/ distributor – don't tell mfr What if you have a project in another state for a current client ?  How do you deliver? With margins thinning, how can I increase my overall margin? Tales from the field:  How do you deal with an irate customer? Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

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Dan sits down with Philip Louden — former backpacker, digital nomad, and reluctant wholesaler — who found his calling in seller finance after realizing he was just "dropshipping houses." After a 30-year Kansas City mentor showed him the power of creative finance, Philip went on to originate over 70 deals and build the Wrap Academy community around a simple philosophy: prosperous, peaceful, passive portfolios. In this episode, they cover: Why Philip walked away from a wholesaling operation doing 6 deals a month — and what it taught him about building businesses you actually want to live in How he structures 10-year lease options, wraps, and slow flips — and when each one makes sense The slow flip model: buying $20–30K properties in small markets and seller financing them to buyers who can't even rent for that price Finding buyers through unconventional channels (including a $75K down payment from Craigslist) Dan's note buying box — from 10-11% IRA-quality performers to 30-40% non-performing workouts — and how hypothecation creates spread Why the seller finance note market has a supply-demand equation you won't find anywhere else in real estate Connect with Philip: Wrap Academy: https://wrapacademy.net/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/phil_louden/?hl=en LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/philip-louden   Call The Underwriter Call The Underwriting prescreening guide: https://calltheunderwriter.com/prescreen/ Call The Underwriter Register for the weekly Call The Underwriter onboarding call, every Thursday at 12 ET

Whether you're eyeing up a leasehold flat or juggling property rules on both sides of the Welsh border, this week's Ask Rob & Rob tackles two very different but equally common worries. (00:46) Jessica's found a discounted buy-to-let with just over 100 years left on the lease, but is the discount a risk worth taking? Rob B explains exactly when a short lease should start ringing alarm bells. (04:01) Emma invests in Wales and is branching into England -, but the differences in licensing, notices and tenancy rules are overwhelming. Rob D breaks down why it's less scary than it seems and shares a resource that covers both sides of the border. Links mentioned: How To Be A Landlord – Second Edition The Guild of Residential Landlords The National Residential Landlords Association Enjoy the show? Leave us a review on Apple Podcasts - it really helps others find us! Sign up for our free weekly newsletter, Property Pulse Got a question? Send it in here Find out more about Property Hub Invest

Episode Title: A New Lease on Life: Jim & Kim Wildenmann's Journey of Hope, Love, and an Intestine Transplant  Episode Description: For years, Crohn's disease slowly took more and more from Jim Wildenmann—until his body could no longer tolerate any nutrition, not even liquids. With few options remaining, Jim underwent a rare intestine transplant at the Cleveland Clinic, one of only a handful of centers in the country performing this life-saving procedure But Jim's story is also Kim's story. As Jim's health declined, Kim became his unwavering source of strength—working full-time, caring for Jim, raising their two children, and keeping their family moving forward through uncertainty and fear. In this heartfelt episode of This Thing Called Life Podcast, Jim and Kim share their journey through illness, resilience, faith, and the incredible gift of organ donation. They reflect on the generosity of Jim's donor and the donor's family, whose selfless decision gave Jim a second chance at life. This is a powerful conversation about perseverance, unconditional love, gratitude, and finding hope even in life's darkest moments.   Episode Highlights Show Notes Host Andi Johnson welcomes Kim and Jim Wildenmann to discuss their path to receiving a rare small intestine transplant The Medical Diagnosis: Jim discusses his struggle with Crohn's disease and poor motility, which meant food could not move through his digestive system. The Impact on the Family: Kim explains the challenge of Jim being hospitalized over 40 times in three years, often during COVID, while she balanced a full-time job and raising two children. The Last Resort: After surgeries and liquid nutrition failed, a transplant became Jim's only chance for survival. Seeking Specialized Care: Jim was referred to the Cleveland Clinic, one of the few places performing rare small intestine transplants—only 15 to 20 are done there annually. Getting "The Call": The couple recalls receiving a midnight phone call in June 2022 and rushing to Cleveland to receive the organ. Reflecting on the Donor: While waiting for the surgery, the couple reflected on the donor's family, acknowledging that their hope for life was connected to another family's grief. A Life Restored: Jim describes the joy of being home for Thanksgiving after missing three years of holidays and attending his son's senior high school activities. Connecting with the Donor Family: Jim shares that he wrote a heartfelt letter to the donor's family to express his gratitude for the gift of life. Success as a "Model Patient": Jim's surgeon now uses his recovery photos to inspire others, showing him eating pizza and enjoying outdoor activities like hiking and ziplining. Key Takeaways The Rarity of Intestinal Transplants: Small intestine transplants are exceptionally rare, with specialized centers like the Cleveland Clinic performing only about 15 to 20 per year. Resilience of the Support System: Chronic illness impacts the entire family; Kim had to manage her career and children while taking on a nursing role and coordinating family visits during Jim's long recovery. The Profound Impact of Organ Donation: Beyond saving a life, organ donation restores the recipient's ability to participate in major life milestones, such as high school graduations and family holidays. Inspiring Others: Jim uses his experience to encourage others facing similar medical struggles, including successfully talking a client's husband into a necessary surgery. Universal Need for Donors: Over 100,000 people are currently waiting for life-saving organ gifts. One donor can save up to eight lives and heal 75 others through tissue donation. Tweetable Quotes   "Nothing worked, and it was our last resort.  We had to have a transplant or he would not have been able to live.”   Kim Wildenmann "We're here waiting for life, and they're dealing with death... and it's really hard." Kim Wildenmann "Thank you is never enough, right? But... it gave you your life back." Jim and Kim Wildenmann "I bore the cross for [my family]. But yeah, a lot of people just say... I'm a walking miracle." Jim Wildenmann "Just being able to do things that normal people do... the little things we take for granted." Jim Wildenmann   Resources: Donatelifeky.org https://getoffthelist.org/ https://www.networkforhope.org/ https://www.networkforhope.org/about-us/ https://www.networkforhope.org/stories-of-hope/ https://www.facebook.com/NetworkForHopeOPO https://www.youtube.com/@NetworkforHope. https://aopo.org/ RegisterMe.org/NetworkforHope

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Today we're going to talk about lease accounting, a crucial topic that many may find daunting. It's essential to understand that it's perfectly okay not to know everything about this complex area. Our guest, Christo Kritzinger from Rubli, sheds light on the recent changes in lease accounting standards, particularly IFRS 16, which has significant implications for businesses. Remember, you're not alone in this journey, and there are resources available to support you. Learn more about Rubli - https://www.rubli.co/ ----------------------------------------------- About us We're Jo and Zoe and we help bookkeepers find clients, make more money and build profitable businesses they love. Find out about working with us in The Bookkeepers' Collective, at: 6figurebookkeeper.com/collective ----------------------------------------------- About our Sponsor This episode of The Bookkeepers' Podcast is sponsored by Xero. Get 90% off your first 6 months by visiting: https://xero5440.partnerlinks.io/6figurebookkeeper ----------------------------------------------- Promotion This video contains paid promotion. ----------------------------------------------- Disclaimer: The information contained in The Bookkeepers' Podcast is provided for information purposes only. The contents of The Bookkeepers' Podcast is not intended to amount to advice and you should not rely on any of the contents of the Bookkeepers' Podcast. Professional advice should be obtained before taking or refraining from taking any action as a result of the contents of the Bookkeepers' Podcast. The 6 Figure Bookkeeper Ltd disclaims all liability and responsibility arising from any reliance placed on any of the contents of the Bookkeepers' Podcast. Chapters: 00:00:00 - Introduction 00:00:22 - Guest Introduction: Christo Kritzinger 00:00:40 - Christo's Role at Rubli 00:00:57 - Christo's Career Journey 00:02:11 - Explanation of Lease Accounting 00:06:29 - Impact of Lease Accounting on Small Businesses 00:08:49 - Understanding Lease Accounting Challenges 00:09:11 - Understanding Lease Accounting Changes 00:09:57 - Lease Accounting in Different Industries 00:12:36 - Conclusion: Importance of Staying Updated 00:15:41 - Implications of Lease Accounting Changes 00:17:00 - Advisory Services and Lease Accounting 00:18:43 - Managing Leases: Traditional Methods vs Software 00:20:04 - Role of AI in Lease Accounting 00:20:53 - The Future of AI in Accounting 00:22:01 - The Benefits of Using Specific Software Tools 00:24:22 - The Role of AI in Improving Efficiency 00:26:35 - Final Thoughts and Contact Information #bookkeeper

The Conacre System and the Disincentive for Improvement. Guest: Patrick Scanlan. This segment defines the "conacre" system, a type of high-priced, short-term lease common in Ireland for growing potatoes. Unlike in England, where landlords and tenants often shared the costs of improvements, Irish land was rented "soil only." This meant any improvements made by a tenant, such as building a canal or even whitewashing a cottage, could lead the landlord's agent to raise the rent. Scanlan illustrates this with an anecdote of a cottager who refused to paint his house for fear of a rent hike. This created a powerful disincentive for capital investment or upkeep, leading to a landscape that looked dilapidated. Scanlan argues that while Ireland was integrated into the UK economy, it was systematically disadvantaged by these forces. The economic vitality driving British prosperity was paradoxically "pulling the Irish economy apart at the seams" and leaving it vulnerable to collapse. 61874

Episode #1377: How much should dealers trust an EV battery score? Why is Kia paying lessees up to $9,900 to keep their EVs? And are AI-generated customer testimonials the next evolution of marketing—or the end of authenticity? Today's show is brought t...

H.W. Brands describes how, in early 1941, Roosevelt introduced the Lend-Lease Act (HR 1776), a bill that ironically shared its name with the year of American independence but intended to "marry America's future to Britain's future." Because Britain was running out of cash, Roosevelt argued that the U.S. should lend or lease weaponry to ensure they didn't go down for lack of funds. He was aided by a sentimental shift in American public opinion, driven by Edward R. Murrow's broadcasts which portrayed the "stubborn British" as heroic underdogs fighting for democracy. Simultaneously, a covert information war was being waged by William Stephenson, the director of British propaganda in America, who worked with William "Wild Bill" Donovan to manipulate U.S. opinion with the administration's blessing. While Roosevelt publicly complained about German propaganda, his own administration used unacknowledged stories and rumors to move Americans toward war. Lindbergh called out this hypocrisy, arguing that aiding Churchill—an "unreconstructed" imperialist—was not a defense of democracy but a defense of British rule in places like India. Roosevelt even utilized a forged map, allegedly showing a German plan to reorganize Latin America and replace the Bible with Mein Kampf, to stir fear. Lindbergh's diary reveals his deep intuition that every step away from neutrality was a calculated move toward war, regardless of the president's stated desire for peace. (5)1941

Discover all of the podcasts in our network, search for specific episodes, get the Optimal Living Daily workbook, and learn more at:⁠ OLDPodcast.com⁠. Episode 2084: Dr. James M. Dahle explains why owning a vehicle is usually the better long-term financial decision than leasing, even when lease payments are tax-deductible. He breaks down depreciation, lease-back arrangements, and business-use deductions, showing why tax benefits rarely outweigh the higher costs of leasing while offering practical guidance for high-income professionals seeking to minimize unnecessary expenses. Read along with the original article(s) here:⁠ https://www.whitecoatinvestor.com/should-your-business-lease-a-car/⁠ Quotes to ponder: "Renting can obviously work out better in the short term (there's a reason we all rent a car when we go to Hawaii), but the longer you have and use the car, the better owning works out." "It seems exotic. It seems like a cool thing to drop at a party as a genius idea. But in the end, it might not be all that. But looking smart can be better than being smart." "If you must spend the money, then try to make the spending deductible. But don't spend extra (on a lease or car loan interest) just because it is deductible." Episode references: Internal Revenue Service (IRS) – Topic No. 510 Business Use of Car:⁠ https://www.irs.gov/taxtopics/tc510⁠ Dave Ramsey:⁠ https://www.ramseysolutions.com/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Discover all of the podcasts in our network, search for specific episodes, get the Optimal Living Daily workbook, and learn more at: OLDPodcast.com. Episode 2083: Dr. James M. Dahle breaks down a commonly misunderstood tax strategy and explains why having your business lease or own your vehicle is often less advantageous than many professionals assume. He clarifies how vehicle deductions actually work, highlights common audit risks, and offers practical guidance for simplifying tax reporting while staying compliant. Read along with the original article(s) here: https://www.whitecoatinvestor.com/should-your-business-lease-a-car/ Quotes to ponder: "Any expense in your life that can be taken as a business expense should be taken as a business expense." "The most important thing for you to realize here is that ONLY business mileage is deductible. Personal miles are NOT deductible." "My general recommendation is to own the car personally and just take a business mileage deduction (or, for an S Corp, reimburse yourself) for those business miles so long as your insurance will cover that business use." Episode references: Uber: https://www.uber.com Turo: https://turo.com USAA: https://www.usaa.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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June 9, 1898. Following the Opium Wars, Britain signs an agreement to lease Hong Kong from China for 99 years. Support the show! Join Into History for ad-free listening and more. History Daily is a co-production of Airship and Noiser.Go to HistoryDaily.com for more history, daily.