48 hours after our story, Ensign hasn’t said anything publicly to patients, families, or the press — but quietly blitzed their investment banks (whose investor clients got exclusive notes, which had errors anyway). Why won’t $ENSG answer questions from the public on its fatal neglect?
The largest nursing home chain in the country didn't respond to repeated requests for comment on our investigation into them. So we showed up at their office.... and they called security.
UPDATE: CSG has reported $2.8 billion in contracts with unnamed “Southeast Asian” customers. Reporting indicates most of this business is with a single counterparty in Indonesia.
We also found a mystery payment… which may help explain how CSG landed some of this business.
This morning, Himax reported earnings that seemed to confirm our reporting on its partnerships with both Apple and Nvidia.
Our article on $HIMX, which also comes with a video game: https://t.co/1Fm2mxjKBg
Red-sauce, redux: Sam’s, a classic pizzeria and Italian American stalwart on Court Street, will be reopened after a gentle refresh from new owner, longtime Long Island Bar server Georgia Fulton. https://t.co/KdYYD0ztmQ
I've rarely, in my entire career, seen an own goal quite like the press release $LEN sent out yesterday — instead of responding to our repeated requests for comment.
Read our story: It's incredible financial analysis. https://t.co/lAkM1RfrIj
If you’re reading our piece on Lennar today, and wondering how credible @hntrbrkmedia is, you might want to check out what we wrote around this time last year on $RH!
We dug into the permits for OpenAI's Stargate data center in Abilene, Texas.
Buried on pages 42 and 43: 28 emergency backup generators powered by Baudouin — a French engine brand almost no one sells in America.
Except Generac.
Big news: Business Insider has won a Polk Award for our series on the true cost of data centers. Centered on original reporting, we sought to surface our findings through a variety of visuals and multimedia components. See all the stories here: https://t.co/wXL5ii6O5Z
The facility, located in Port Neches, produces ethylene oxide—an industrial chemical used in plastics and medical sterilization that the EPA classifies as a carcinogen linked to blood and breast cancers.
A $3.8B Thai petrochemical giant, Indorama Ventures, pledged to be a responsible neighbor after buying a major southeast Texas plant.
Documents obtained by @hntrbrkmedia show the company exposed thousands to carcinogens, violated permits, and hid toxic leaks from regulators.
Epstein appears to be part of a specific consumer class: bad actors who put a primacy on privacy and are drawn to Ubiquiti’s local control architecture. That includes the Russian military fighting in Ukraine, as we recently revealed in an investigation.
https://t.co/zaoMi783uC
Photos taken during the FBI’s August 2019 raid show Ubiquiti servers, switches, and other hardware mounted in server racks across the island, with Ubiquiti surveillance cameras also seen deployed.
BREAKING: It’s not just Russia, DOJ records reviewed by @hntrbrkmedia show Ubiquiti networking, servers, and surveillance equipment were installed across Jeffrey Epstein’s private island before his arrest in 2019. $UI did not reply to repeated requests for comment.
How does embargoed network equipment made by the guy who owns the Memphis Grizzlies get into the hands of Russian drone operators on Ukrainian front lines? We'll show you: Another banger from Hunterbrook Media with visuals by DGFX Studio: https://t.co/HK73iNk63v