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Private equity firm Blackstone is reportedly exploring a sale of Trilliant Food & Nutrition, the U.S.-based company known for brands like Victor Allen’s and Aspen Ridge coffee, in a deal that could value the company at around $600 million, including debt, according to sources
Kristin Cavallari, renowned for her role in Laguna Beach, delighted fans as
At CES 2024, Skyted, a Toulouse-based startup led by former Airbus VP
Investors push for Inditex, Zara’s parent company, to follow industry peers like
Inditex, the parent company of Zara and the world’s leading fast fashion
Japan’s Nintendo reported that sales of its aging Switch console nearly halved in the April-June first quarter, resulting in a significant profit
Intel announced on Thursday that it would cut more than 15% of its workforce, approximately 17,500 employees, and suspend its dividend starting
Just Eat Takeaway, Europe’s largest food delivery company by revenue, reported a more than 40% increase in first-half core profit, primarily driven
Adidas announced on Wednesday that its second-quarter revenues in North America, excluding sales of the Yeezy line, increased compared to the previous
Citigroup has repeatedly violated a U.S. Federal Reserve rule known as Regulation W, which limits intercompany transactions and results in errors in
HSBC Holdings has announced a $3 billion share buyback and upgraded its income outlook, signaling progress in its strategy to insulate its
Philips, the Dutch medical device manufacturer, announced second-quarter results that surpassed analysts’ expectations, leading to a more than 10% rise in its
Nissan has announced a significant reduction in planned production at its primary Japanese plant this month. The automaker faces declining demand in
Shares of Japan’s Eisai fell sharply by 11% on Monday, marking their biggest one-day decline in three years. This was due to
Dutch brewer Heineken reported a 12.5% increase in half-year operating profit on Monday, but this fell short of analyst expectations and resulted
