Big Blue Takes Wall Street Beating After Earnings Misfire
IBM’s preliminary Q2 came up short — operating EPS $2.93 on $17.2B revenue — and the stock plunged in early trading as CEO Arvind Krishna blamed timing and a client shift into hardware.
West Perrine Shake-Up as Developer Lands $43M to Build Perrine Estates
A Bay Harbor Islands developer tied to Monceau Realty closed a $43M construction loan for Perrine Estates, a 192‑unit West Perrine project that includes workforce units. The parcel was bought in 2022 and will include ground‑floor retail.
Millbrae Scrambles To Prop Up Crumbling Aviador Bridge In $500,000 Stopgap
Millbrae plans a temporary shoring project for the Aviador Bridge after the aging 1947 span was closed for safety. The stopgap aims to restore access before winter while the city pursues a full $4M replacement.
Ninth Circuit Hands Win To San Diego Check-Casher, Clips FinCEN Border Crackdown
A federal appeals panel upheld a lower court’s injunction, blocking strict FinCEN reporting rules that small San Diego check‑cashers said would crush their businesses. The decision keeps protections in place while legal challenges proceed.












