These five cities could be one natural disaster away from a catastrophic water crisis | CNN | Florida baseball team lists entire stadium on Airbnb for $5,000 a night | Billion-dollar physical-therapy startup Sword Health shares the strategies it's using to drive growth ahead of a potential IPO

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You Might Like � � � You Might Like � � � � � � � � � Don't like ads? Go ad-free with TradeBriefs Premium These five cities could be one natural disaster away from a catastrophic water crisis | CNN - CNN    When torrential rainfall in August 2022 pushed the Pearl River in Mississippi to surge well beyond its banks, floodwaters spilled into the suburbs of Jackson and led an already-hobbled water treatment plant to fail. It was the final stroke in what experts described as a yearslong issue in the making, which eventually left tens of thousands of residents in the city without clean drinking water for weeks. What happened in Jackson, experts say, is a bellwether for what's to come if America continues to kick the can down the road in addressing its aging and crumbling water infrastructure. The climate crisis threatens to make those issues even more pressing. Continued here Florida baseball team lists entire stadium on Airbnb for $5,000 a night - CNBC    Celebrities have been taking big swings with their Airbnb listings lately, but one out-of-the-box stay on the platform is a home run. Since 2020, the Pensacola Blue Wahoos have listed their entire Double-A baseball stadium on the home rental site. And unlike the one-time offers from Hollywood A-listers, anyone can book the unique beach town stay. Blue Wahoos Stadium costs $5,143 per night, and includes two queen beds and four bunk beds. For the price of admission, the listing boasts, guests will have unfettered access to the ballpark. Continued here Billion-dollar physical-therapy startup Sword Health shares the strategies it's using to drive growth ahead of a potential IPO - Business Insider    Virgilio Bento founded Sword Health in 2015 to give patients around the world access to virtual physical therapy. Now the company is growing rapidly — and an initial public offering could be within reach. Bento isn't interested in taking Sword public before the company is profitable, he said, a milestone he expects to reach next year.  "What I'm looking at is, are we mature enough in terms of our ability to forecast our business? You don't want to go public while you're still trying to solve lots of problems internally," he said. "And I don't want to be a public company that's not profitable because that puts us in a very tricky situation." Continued here

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