Those figures compare with a net operating loss of $46.1 million on revenue of almost $1.49 billion in the same period in 2022.
While revenues increased 16 percent, expenses rose 8.7 percent to total $1.66 billion. Overall income for the period was $180.8 million compared to the $91.2 million net loss last year.
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