The dilemma facing Guaranteed Rate's investors

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The dilemma facing Guaranteed Rate's investors

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Friday, June 21, 2024

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1. Here's the dilemma facing Guaranteed Rate's investors

Shareholders with small stakes have few options to influence decisions, and attempting to do so is dangerous in itself.

2. Johnson wins first round in fight over Lincoln Park development

The Sterling Bay residential project near Lincoln Yards faces a tougher test after this one, however.

3. Southwest's CEO faces an activist shareholder. Oscar Munoz has thoughts.

The former CEO of United Airlines has been there, done that. Here's Oscar Munoz's advice to Southwest Airlines CEO Bob Jordan.

4. The only village hall that builds houses is now getting into apartments

Bellwood, where village officials have built and sold more than two dozen houses to revitalize the housing stock, will break ground on two new buildings next month.

5. Treasured midcentury in Michigan City up for sale

Built in 1964 as a prototype of new homebuilding materials and sold only twice since then, the house retains most of its original contents, preserving the 1964 feeling inside.

6. McDonald's $5 value meal intensifies a fast-food price war

On June 25, McDonald’s will kick off a marketing blitz and a new $5 meal deal, raising the stakes of what’s shaping up to be an all-out battle among restaurants desperate to lure back inflation-battered diners.

7. GE HealthCare looks to AR headset to improve interventional medicine

The Chicago med tech company and MediView tout the augmented reality display as a way to free up physicians' hands, help them collaborate over miles, and allow them to see imaging and data while performing nonsurgical interventions.

8. Pediatricians need to talk about racism with their patients, study says

The doctor's office may be able to play a key role in improving outcomes and lessening the negative effects of racism during childhood, according to a Lurie Children's researcher.

9. Opinion: Building a 'beyond silicon' workforce

The determination of American workers has always been our biggest advantage, and it is up to us to provide them with the training, tools and opportunities they need to succeed.