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RadNet, Inc. (NASDAQ:RDNT) is included among the Billionaire George Soros Stock Portfolio: 10 Best Stocks to Buy. Barclays Lowers RadNet (RDNT) Price Target, Says Imaging Business Continues to Outperform On May 20, Barclays analyst Andrew Mok lowered his price recommendation on RadNet, Inc. (NASDAQ:RDNT) to $65 from $70. It reiterated an Overweight rating on the stock. The analyst said RadNet continues to outperform Lumexa in advanced volume growth and pricing across its imaging business. In April, RadNet announced a joint venture with Saint Alphonsus Health System through the acquisition of a majority equity stake in Intermountain Medical Imaging, LLC. The company…

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Billy Eichner is saying “never say never” when it comes to reviving his popular game show Billy on the Street. During a recent interview with Josh Horowitz for his Happy Sad Confused podcast, where he was promoting his audio memoir Billy on Billy, the comic actor reflected on the “second, third life” the game series has experienced on social media. “It’s crazy. It has sustained in a very unexpected way,” he said. “It’s one of those things that you cannot plan for.” The last time the Bros actor and writer revived the format was for a get-out-the-vote campaign with Will…

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According to saxophonist Steve Potts, he was at Miles’ home one night and watched him compose the melodic theme of “Filles de Kilimanjaro” on an African thumb piano. The title wasn’t in tribute to his new girlfriend, but rather a Kenyan coffee cooperative run by Miles’ longtime friend Buddy Gist, with Miles, Lena Horne, and psychedelic-touting heiress Peggy Mellon Hitchcock serving as initial investors. A mesmerizing twelve-minute composition, it’s unhurried without feeling inert, propelled by a relatively simple bass guitar figure from Carter. Having picked up work recording jingles, commercials, and the like, Carter was well familiar with the electric…

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US forces disabled a vessel attempting to breach the blockade near the Strait of Hormuz, Central Command said A US aircraft fired a missile at a cargo ship in the Gulf of Oman while enforcing the blockade of Iran, US Central Command (CENTCOM) has said.According to CENTCOM, the Gambian-flagged M/V Lian Star ignored more than 20 warnings on Friday while sailing toward an Iranian port.“A US aircraft disabled the vessel by firing a Hellfire missile into the ship’s engine room after Lian Star’s crew failed to comply. The ship is no longer transiting to Iran,” CENTCOM said on X on…

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Cardiff lost head coach Matt Sherratt to Steve Tandy’s backroom staff just a few days before the season started, with forwards boss Corniel van Zyl making the step up to replace him.”We’re proud of the boys from where we started the season into how we finished,” said van Zyl.”To end up sixth, with 16 quality teams, I say would make us proud. Unfortunately we couldn’t push on to the next step and that’s the disappointing part.”Van Zyl guided Cardiff to 11 league victories, with eight of those coming at their Arms Park home. With only one URC win achieved outside…

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Some series are made for quick consumption and serve as a way to pass the time, while others refuse to let you be the same person once the credits roll. “Santita,” Netflix’s ambitious new Mexican production, definitely belongs to the latter group. Created and written by Luis Cámara and Gabrielle Galanter, and directed by Emmy nominee Rodrigo García Barcha, this seven-episode series challenges our views on autonomy, sexual pleasure and the right of people with disabilities to be masters of their own destiny. The first thing to know about “Santita” (“Little Saint”) is that its title draws on Latin American…

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For the second year in a row, “Love Island USA” has kicked an islander out of the villa after social media posts surfaced of them using the n-word. Vasana Montgomery will no longer appear in the reality dating series, which returns to Peacock on June 2. The news comes just two days after the Season 8 cast announcement, repeating an uncomfortable pattern: Last year, Yulissa Escobar was removed during the second episode because of videos of her using the same slur. Later in the season, Cierra Ortega exited for a similar reason; she used a racist term for Asian people…

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Charlie Puth‘s night at Madison Square Garden featured a handful of big names as surprise guests, and Billboard was on the ground to capture some of those moments on video. Explore See latest videos, charts and news Puth headlined the famed New York City concert venue Friday night (May 29) as part of his Whatever’s Clever World Tour, which kicked off just over a month ago in support of his 2026 Whatever’s Clever! album. The show saw him welcome Art Garfunkel, Jimmy Fallon, Busta Rhymes and Kirk Franklin to the stage to perform with him during a 23-song set. First…

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Australia to get no new, only old, Virginia-class submarines under AukusAustralia will no longer receive any new Virginia-class submarines from the US, with all three of the Aukus vessels to be second hand.The defence minister, Richard Marles, welcomed the new proposal alongside his US and UK counterparts yesterday.Australia had been expecting to receive a mix of old and new Virginia-class submarines for its own use in the early 2030s as it prepares to adopt nuclear-powered submarines.Marles announced the plan had changed in a joint statement on Saturday. It read: double quotation markThe Deputy Prime Minister and Secretaries welcomed the proposed…

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I will admit that I am becoming somewhat obsessed with trying to get to the bottom of Mexico’s growth problem. I have been spending too many hours reading dozens of analyses and reviewing hundreds of slides by leading economists. The documents tend to dedicate most of their attention to the many things in Mexico that are not going well, and what the country can and should be doing better to help grow its economy. Of everything I read, two statistics in particular really caught my attention. The first is regarding per capita productivity. I have written at length about Mexico’s…

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