A 5-month @hntrbrkmedia investigation reveals that America’s largest nursing home operator has a dark "secret sauce." The Ensign Group’s $10 billion empire gets its edge from chronic facility understaffing. https://t.co/Bh1e3docQk
A 26-year-old from Sichuan just wowed America’s Got Talent with eight Unitree robots. Wu Yufei danced alongside the robots, stunned the judges and audience, and earned a unanimous pass to the next round.
Datadog. Czechoslovak Group. Himax.
We’ve published a dozen articles over the past 3 months—from a petrochemical giant in Texas to a hidden photonics supplier in Taiwan.
Our mission: pioneering a new model to fund investigative journalism.
NEW: Europe’s biggest military IPO is combusting.
Our months-long dive into the Czechoslovak Group — and the question of just how much ammunition it really produces.
Arms dealer CSG touts its state-of-the-art operations, but what @hntrbrkmedia Media found wasn't the future of European defense. It was a time capsule -- a network of Soviet-era factories and a business model reliant on reselling old ammunition. https://t.co/PW3Cjzzb26
@bethanymac12 and @hntrbrkmedia just broke the magician’s code. A deep dive into the $1.7 trillion world of Hamilton Lane and the accounting "magic" behind their valuation outperformance.
New from Hunterbrook and @bethanymac12: While private credit fills headlines, the risks of private equity have flown under the radar.
Today, we dive into one of its giants: Hamilton Lane.
Lennar CEO Stuart Miller says the company’s asset-light shift is getting “more interesting by the day.”
It’s indeed "interesting" that a $2B annual rent check to Wall Street is being booked as an asset while margins crater to a peer-group low.
NEW: Lennar appears to have locked itself into paying billions in fees to Wall Street firms just to hold land it used to own.
Those fees are recorded as assets — not expenses — on Lennar's balance sheet.
But the bill is coming due. And it may rival $LEN’s profits.
NEW from Hunterbrook Media x @Citrini7: the sleepy Taiwanese semiconductor company Himax appears to be manufacturing critical photonics components for NVIDIA's next-gen co-packaged optics platform. Also: Apple?
Full article — and video game! — on $HIMX:
The firm that powered the digital photo frame on your grandmother’s mantel and the Face ID on your iPhone X is now the unlikely epicenter of the Phase Two AI revolution. New from @hntrbrkmedia with help from @Citrini7 https://t.co/mGFgltiXLh
After @hntrbrkmedia exposed how RadNet was allegedly juicing its same-center growth metrics, the company had a curious response in its latest SEC filing: It deleted the metric entirely. Insiders say the goal was "to present a better financial picture than what's truly accurate."
New from @hntrbrkmedia: predatory ads are hiding behind prestige mastheads, luring retail investors into rotten balance sheets. The game is rigged, even in the legacy press https://t.co/Jny63WbcjO
New from @hntrbrkmedia: predatory ads are hiding behind prestige mastheads, luring retail investors into rotten balance sheets. The game is rigged, even in the legacy press https://t.co/Jny63WbcjO
Is Hercules Capital hiding its software exposure? @HunterbrookMedia analyzed every loan in $HTGC’s annual report and found a pattern: companies that call themselves 'software' are being filed under different categories.
NEW INVESTIGATION: Hercules Capital is the most software-exposed private lender of any meaningful size in America.
35% of the value of its loan portfolio — $1.5 billion, 70 cents for every dollar of NAV — is software.
$HTGC also trades at the richest valuation in its class.
Generac, the nearly 70-year-old Wisconsin legacy, is no longer just for storm-proofing your basement—it’s now the unlikely backbone of the world’s biggest data center buildout.
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.
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.
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.
The US government has subpoenaed Texas-based oil driller Sable following allegations by Hunterbrook Media that the company selectively disclosed information to investors, including pro golfer Phil Mickelson https://t.co/uvYhCFCTmd