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Macerich on Tuesday said the occupancy rate at its malls stood at 91.3 at the end of June, down from 94.1 at the end of the same month in 2019.

The company swung to a net loss of 25.1 million,or 18 cents a share, from net income of 15.7 million, or 11 cents a share, in the year-ago period.

Revenue dropped 21.7 to 178.6 million, below the FactSet consensus of 185.6 million.

The company said that while the majority of its properties are now open, two New York City malls remain closed since March, while nine indoor California malls, which had reopened in May and early June, were closed for a second time in July because of a statewide mandate.

The stock has tumbled 69.4 year to date through Monday, while the SPDR Real Estate Select Sector ETF has slipped 5.8 and the SP 500 has gained 4.0.

This will likely aid tenants to generate cash flows from businesses and make rent payments.

Whats next for the stock We take a look at earnings estimates for some clues.

It conducts all of its operations through the operating partnership and the management companies.

By choosing the Unheart icon, the channel or topic is removed from the Suggest by Siri section and added to your Blocked channel list.

Apple News app: a familiar look Located on the macOS Dock, the Apple News app features a familiar icon thats been slightly redesigned for the desktop.

Like the News app in iOS, the app on Mac is divided into two main sections.

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On the left side, youll find links to the latest news stories plus links to your favorite topics and publications.

The right side is where youll see content as you click on links on the left side.

Note: Changes made to the News app on macOS will also be reflected in the News app on iOS, assuming youre using iCloud.

At launch The first time you start the News app on macOS, youll be asked to select your favorites from a list of publications.

By doing so, the app can begin showing content youll probably like the most.

To select your favorites, click the Like icon at the right of the publications name.

In the above example, Buzzfeed News, Fox News, BuzzFeed, and Business Insider were selected as favorites.

Tap Done after youre done selecting.

The left side of the screen is made up of four main sections: Search, Following, Saved Stories, History, and Discover Channels Topics.

Search Even without adding your favorite channels and topics, you can search for content in the News app.

Just use the Search box at the top left of the screen to find channels, topics, and stories.

Type your term in the search box.

Tap Return on your keyboard.

In the above example, the search was for the 2018 apple watch.

Links to articles with that topic are showing on the left side of the screen.

Search results are organized by Top Results, Stories, Channels, and Topics.

Tap on a topic to see the article on the right side of the macOS News app.

See above. Following Under the Following section are three main areas: Today, Spotlight, and a list of your favorite channels and topics.

Today is where youll find a listing of the biggest stories of the day, based on the type of news you like and other factors.

This section tends to get tweaked often and sometimes includes special sections including those covering major sporting events, elections, etc.

Spotlight, by contrast, is where youll find curated content picked by the News apps editors.

As you tap on the Like heart icon next to a channel or topic, it will show up on the list after Spotlight.

As you can see above, the channels selected above are now showing up on the left side of the News app screen.

To remove channels or topics from Following, select the Edit button then click on the red dash icon next to its name.

Suggested by Siri In the next section, youll see a list of Siris suggestions.

These channels and topics tend to be offered based on your previous behavior within the app, although sometimes youll see one put there randomly.

If you hover over the suggested channel or topic, youll see a Like and Unlike icon.

By selecting the heart, the channel or topic will move to under the Following section on the list.

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