IJR News — today's news from every sideRachel Meyers I wonder if confirming an older brother would change how Seoul views the succession. Maya Lindstrom Bringing manufacturing in-house makes sense if they're serious about hitting those production targets. Marsa Al Saadiyat Launches Abu Dhabi's AED100B Waterfront — Jul 22, 2026Abu Dhabi launched Marsa Al Saadiyat, a AED100 billion, 6.4 million-square-meter waterfront project led by Aldar as master developer, including Abu Dhabi’s largest marina for up to 350 boats and yachts and renamed from Saadiyat Marina District to Marsa Al Saadiyat. The development marks the final phase of Saadiyat Island’s masterplan, spanning 8 km of coastline with beaches and parks and expected to house more than 58,000 residents, featuring residences, cultural facilities, theatres, and a comprehensive walkable lifestyle plan.
Wiregrass boosts GE Aerospace stake 68% in Q1 — Jul 22, 2026Wiregrass Investment Management LLC expanded its stakes across multiple securities in Q1: increasing GE Aerospace holdings by 68.1% to 5,480 shares worth about $1.555 million, while also taking a new position in AGNC Investment Corp. with 88,794 shares (~$891,000), a new stake in International Paper of 15,544 shares (~$555,000), and purchasing 27,413 shares of SPDR Portfolio S&P 500 Growth ETF (~$2.684 million). The moves reflect a broad strategy of diversifying into aerospace, real estate, materials, and growth-focused ETFs alongside core positions.
Marcus Bell Adding him to a nine-person board looks like a solid step for their defense work. Derek Foss Fewer separate filings sounds like a real improvement for families already stressed by cancer care. Tom Gallagher It's encouraging to see aerospace suppliers getting acquired at these prices as Boeing and Airbus stabilize output. American Punk Bands Named Among All-Time GreatestEntertainment — Sep 1, 2026From American punk’s New York and D.C. scenes to 1970s blues-rock and 1990s classic-rock responses to grunge, the articles trace how subgenres and eras shaped rock’s evolution. Highlights include Bad Brains’ influential hardcore and reggae-infused approach, 1975 blues-rock tracks by Aerosmith, Jeff Beck, and ZZ Top, the wholesome-hard-rock angle tied to Dio’s hand gesture and era symbols, Beatles unfinished songs that reemerged posthumously, and 1990s staples from The Black Crowes, Aerosmith, and The Rolling Stones adapting to a grunge-dominated decade.
