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Global Health Clinics Ltd engages in the cannabis industry and operates medical clinics which guide patients through the process of becoming legal users of marijuana and also engages in developing psilocybin products for research and their potential usage for pharmaceutical purposes. The Company operates in two operating segments the operating of medical clinics to guide patients to become legal users of marijuana and the development of psilocybin products for research and potential usage for pharmaceutical purposes. The Company derives its key revenue from Medical Clinics for legal user of Marijuana.

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Jeff Bezos, the founder of Amazon.com Inc. (NASDAQ:<a class="ticker" href="https://www.benzinga.com/stock/AMZN#NASDAQ">AMZN</a>), has wrapped up his recent sale of Amazon shares. Last week, Bezos sold off Amazon stock worth $1.3 billion, taking his total sales for November to a whopping $3.4 billion.
What Happened: Bezos has offloaded a total of $5.1 billion worth of Amazon stock since July. These sales were carried out under a prearranged trading plan known as 10b5-1, a common practice among large shareholders. 
Barron&#8217;s reports that this <a href="https://www.barrons.com/amp/articles/amazon-stock-sales-jeff-bezos-a0fd8878">plan</a>, which was announced in May, replaced a previous one and was designed for Bezos to sell 25 million Amazon shares by the end of 2025.
Bezos has completed his sales ahead of schedule. His last trade under the plan was conducted on Wednesday, where he sold 39,538 shares for approximately $8 million. 
This transaction took his total share sales since July to the planned 25 million, marking the end of the current plan.
While Amazon has chosen not to comment on the stock sales, investors are eagerly awaiting the announcement of a new plan, possibly in Amazon&#8217;s next quarterly report. 
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Despite the massive sales, Bezos still holds over a billion Amazon shares, valued at $213 billion.
Why It Matters: Bezos&#8217; massive sell-off of Amazon shares, totaling $5.1 billion since July, has been a topic of interest among investors. 
The sales were conducted under a prearranged 10b5-1 trading plan, which is commonly used by large shareholders to avoid accusations of insider trading. 
The completion of this plan ahead of schedule has sparked anticipation for the announcement of a new plan, potentially to be revealed in Amazon&#8217;s upcoming quarterly report. 
Despite the large-scale sales, Bezos remains a major shareholder in Amazon, with over a billion shares valued at $213 billion.
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In a shocking revelation, boxing legend Mike Tyson disclosed that he had a near-death experience just months before his fight with Jake Paul.
What Happened: Tyson underwent eight blood transfusions and lost 25 pounds during a hospital stay in June, a month before his Netflix bout with Paul. The fight, however, took place five months later.
Tyson, 58, shared his ordeal in his first post on X on Sunday after the fight, stating, &#8220;I almost died in June. Had 8 blood transfusions. Lost half my blood and 25lbs in hospital and had to fight to get healthy to fight so I won.&#8221;
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The former heavyweight champion suffered an ulcer flare-up and a medical emergency during a flight from Miami to Los Angeles in May, leading to a postponement of the fight. Despite the health scare, Tyson managed to complete eight rounds with Paul at the Dallas Cowboy stadium.
However, Tyson&#8217;s health issues seemed to affect his performance, with Paul landing most of the punches. The fight marked Tyson&#8217;s first sanctioned bout since 2005, <a href="https://nypost.com/2024/11/16/sports/mike-tyson-reveals-he-almost-died-months-before-jake-paul-bout/">the</a> New York Post reported.
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Despite the setback, Tyson expressed gratitude for the experience, stating, &#8220;To have my children see me stand toe to toe and finish 8 rounds with a talented fighter half my age in front of a packed Dallas Cowboy stadium is an experience that no man has the right to ask for.&#8221;
Why It Matters: Tyson&#8217;s near-death experience and subsequent recovery to fight Jake Paul is a testament to his resilience and determination. 
His health scare and the postponement of the fight added another layer of drama to the much-anticipated bout. Despite his health issues, Tyson&#8217;s ability to go eight rounds with a much younger opponent shows his enduring strength and skill as a boxer. 
This fight, his first sanctioned bout since 2005, marks a significant moment in Tyson&#8217;s career and the world of boxing.
This content was partially produced with the help of&nbsp;<a href="https://www.benzinga.com/author/benzinga-neuro" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Benzinga Neuro</a>&nbsp;and was reviewed and published by Benzinga editors.

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Mike Tyson Discloses Near-Death Experience Before Jake Paul Fight

As people age, it's natural that memory and decision-making abilities change. For some, this isn't as much of an issue, but for others, it can greatly impact things like <a href="https://www.benzinga.com/personal-finance/24/09/40971492/how-does-your-retirement-savings-compare-to-the-average-upper-class-nest-egg-heres-what-the-top-">retirement savings</a>.&nbsp;
A recent study highlights how cognitive decline can cost seniors a staggering amount of money –$31,000 on average – due to poor investment decisions or falling for scams.&nbsp;
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With people living longer, they're often making financial decisions later in life. However, many seniors find themselves at risk without realizing their memory or mental sharpness is slipping. This is especially true now that fewer retirees rely on pensions or <a href="https://www.benzinga.com/personal-finance/24/09/40739486/if-i-buy-a-100-000-annuity-how-much-cash-will-it-pay-me-each-month">annuities</a>, leaving them to manage their finances independently.&nbsp;
Franco Peracchi, an economics professor at Tor Vergata University in Rome, told the Wall Street Journal that today's retirees are more vulnerable to financial losses because they often don't realize how cognitive decline affects their decision-making.&nbsp;
The University of Michigan conducted a study that followed Americans ages 50 and older from 1998 to 2014 to track their financial behavior. The study asked participants about their memory over time and conducted memory tests. Over 60% of participants experienced some form of memory decline, but the majority weren't aware of it. Just 20% of those with significant memory loss knew they had a problem. That lack of awareness is where things can go wrong financially.&nbsp;
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Seniors with undiagnosed memory issues lost, on average, $31,000 in wealth over two years. Meanwhile, those aware of their cognitive decline saw a more modest reduction of about $5,400. Those who realized their memory wasn't as sharp were more likely to delegate financial decisions to <a href="https://www.benzinga.com/personal-finance/24/10/41659628/i-am-the-financial-power-of-attorney-but-they-dont-tell-me-anything-woman-seeks-suze-ormans-advi">trusted family members</a> or financial advisors, which helped them avoid greater losses.&nbsp;
So, why does memory loss lead to financial trouble?&nbsp;
For one, seniors with cognitive decline may not realize they're making risky financial decisions, like continuing to invest in the stock market when they shouldn't. Overconfidence can lead to poor choices that hurt their savings.&nbsp;
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Another major concern is that seniors with impaired cognitive abilities are more likely to fall for scams. According to the National Institute of Justice, older adults lose more than $36 billion yearly to fraud. Scammers take advantage of more trusting seniors who may not recognize deceit. Common scams include fraudulent investment schemes, fake home repair services and tech support fraud.&nbsp;
If you or someone you love is experiencing cognitive decline, there are steps you can take to protect retirement savings. First, awareness is key. If memory loss is noticeable, it's important to seek help from a health care professional. Having a trusted family member or financial advisor involved in decision-making can also help ensure that choices are made carefully and wisely.
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Seniors should also be extra cautious about unsolicited financial offers. If something sounds too good to be true, it probably is. Staying informed about common scams can also help avoid fraud.
Cognitive decline can be a tough part of aging, but recognizing its impact early can help protect your savings. By staying aware and getting support when needed, seniors can avoid losing tens of thousands of dollars in their retirement years. If you're concerned about the financial impact of memory loss, talking to a <a href="https://www.benzinga.com/money/best-online-financial-advisors">financial advisor</a> can help you take the right steps to safeguard your assets.
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The Hidden Cost Of Cognitive Decline – How Seniors Lose $31,000 In Retirement Savings

Housing proposals put forth by President-elect Donald Trump could have a mixed impact on the high housing costs, as per the analysis of <a href="https://www.benzinga.com/general/social-media/24/11/41869407/trump-says-he-wont-sell-truth-social-stock-calls-for-probe-on-rumors">economists and industry experts</a>.
What Happened: Trump&#8217;s proposals to cut federal construction regulations, utilize federal land for housing, and reduce energy costs might help in bringing down housing costs. 
Conversely, his plans to hike tariffs, deport immigrants in large numbers, and reduce housing assistance could potentially lead to an increase in home prices and rents.
Industry leaders and housing policy experts suggest that the impact on housing costs will largely be determined by the amount of new supply that can be brought into the market, which is currently grappling with a severe shortage of homes.
Jim Tobin, CEO of the National Association of Home Builders, is hopeful that Trump will roll back some of the energy efficiency requirements introduced by the Biden administration, streamline regulations under the Clean Water Act, and relax the requirement for Federal Housing Administration borrowers&#8217; homes to be up to code.
&#8220;We need all options on the table when it comes to increasing housing supply, which means allowing more density in suburbs or cities to allow more units to be produced,&#8221; Tobin <a href="https://www.businessinsider.com/trump-high-home-prices-housing-mortgage-rates-deregulation-tariffs-immigration-2024-11">told</a> Business Insider.
Trump&#8217;s idea of building up to 10 &#8220;freedom cities&#8221; on federal land has garnered some bipartisan support. Housing experts are of the opinion that this proposal could increase the housing supply, particularly in Western states with large tracts of federally owned land.
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However, Trump&#8217;s plans to cut taxes and deport millions of immigrants could lead to inflation and discourage the Federal Reserve from further rate cuts.
Plans by Trump and Vice President-elect JD Vance to deport millions of immigrants are seen by many economists as likely to inflate housing costs, given the significant role immigrants play in the construction workforce.
During his first term, Trump advocated for significant reductions in housing assistance for low-income households and individuals with disabilities. 
Renewing these cuts could further challenge lower-income Americans&#8217; ability to afford housing and hinder the progress of affordable housing development.
Why It Matters: Trump&#8217;s housing proposals, if implemented, could significantly reshape the housing market. 
The potential impact on housing costs, both positive and negative, will be closely watched by industry experts, economists, and potential homebuyers alike. 
The balance between increasing supply and maintaining affordability will be a key factor in determining the success of these proposals.
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