The Latest Breaking News from Steward

Senate committee probes Steward Health Care bankruptcy, CEO subpoenaed. Concerns over private equity involvement.

A Senate committee has voted to authorize an investigation into the bankruptcy of Steward Health Care and to subpoena the company’s CEO

A group of Democratic members of Congress is seeking reassurances that workers at hospitals owned by Steward Health Care will have their health care and retirement benefits protected

Steward Health Care to sell 31 hospitals to address B liabilities, aiming to keep operations intact.

Steward, a prominent US hospital network, files for bankruptcy to address financial challenges and secure a new loan for sustainability in the healthcare i...

Medical Properties Trust had three of the top four unusually active options in Thursday trading. In Friday morning trading, it has the fourth-most unusually active option on the day. Someone appears interested in the healthcare REIT. What should investors do?

A Maltese court on Friday struck down a highly controversial 2015 deal under which the then government granted management of three hospitals to an international group with no experience in the medical sector.

Income investors are always on the hunt for good stocks that for one reason or another have recently been out of favor, creating a scenario for a higher dividend yield along with possible future appreciation as the stock bounces back.

It’s easy to categorize investments as either paper-based or tangible. Some paper-based investments include stocks, bonds, exchange-traded funds (ETFs) and mutual funds. Tangible investments include real estate and precious metals like gold.

Dallas’ Steward Health Care System LLC will sell some of its Medicare-related business to a Miami health care firm in a deal valued at $135 million, the companies announced Wednesday.

Many real estate sub niches like office space, apartments, shopping malls and self-storage are available to investors. One that is often overlooked is farmland. After all, only 17% of the available land in the U.S. is dedicated to farming.