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Are there better days ahead for these three REITs?
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It’s unusual for blue-chip stocks to plunge after releasing their earnings, so investors may be wondering if these three stocks could be bargains waiting to be scooped up.
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These four REITs possess strong attributes and can help you navigate your retirement smoothly.
We look at a landmark AI infrastructure deal between two tech giants, a major data centre acquisition in Japan, Centurion Accommodation’s REIT’s debut, and Singapore’s booming construction sector.
Failure is a necessary step on the road to success.
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