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Ayesha Mumtaz

  • Specialist AI, Innodata Inc.
Southern Asia
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Blackstone Expands REIT Portfolio with Tricon and AIR Communities Acquisitions

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By Ayesha Mumtaz
| bnngpt.com
Blackstone, led by CEO Stephen Schwarzman and COO Jonathan Gray, is on a Real Estate Investment Trust (REIT) buying spree, with their latest acquisition being Tricon Residential for $3.5 billion, or $11.25 per share. This strategic move marks a significant expansion into the real estate market, focusing on high-quality residential properties in North America.
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Dr. Patric Gagne's Memoir 'Sociopath' Reveals Struggles and Triumphs

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By Ayesha Mumtaz
| bnngpt.com
Dr. Patric Gagne, a sociopath, has penned a revealing memoir titled"Sociopath,"delving into her personal journey of diagnosis, treatment, and how her condition ultimately shaped her successful career as atherapistfor patients with similar struggles. The unabridged audiobook, spanning 11 hours and 6 minutes, is read by the author herself and published bySimon & Schuster Audio.
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Campus Tensions Ease as Universities Reach Deals with Protesters

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By Ayesha Mumtaz
| bnngpt.com
After weeks of protests and disruptions, anti-war demonstrations have ceased at several US universities, including Brown, Northwestern, and Rutgers, as school leaders struck deals with pro-Palestinian protesters. The agreements aim to prevent disruptions to final exams and graduation ceremonies.
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