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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
French care home operator Orpea has undergone a significant rebranding effort, unveiling
Marcus Skeen is revolutionizing the security solutions industry while inspiring future talent.
A rising leader reshaping tradition and luxury branding In the dynamic intersection
Investors push for Inditex, Zara’s parent company, to follow industry peers like
Visa and Mastercard have agreed to extend the caps on tourist card fees in the European Union (EU) for another five years,
A Chicago U.S. District Judge, Manish Shah, has dismissed a central claim in a Federal Trade Commission (FTC) lawsuit against Walmart. The
Toyota Motor announced on Friday that it did not find any new cases of wrongdoing in the certification applications of its car
French technology company Atos announced on Friday that it had successfully secured short-term financing through two tranches of loans from creditors. The
Tesla’s best-selling Model Y has been included in a list of electric and plug-in hybrid models that a local government in China
Shell announced it will take up to a $2 billion impairment charge. This decision follows the sale of its Singapore refinery and
Amazon.com announced on Wednesday that it will discontinue its Astro for Business robot, which was tailored for small- and medium-sized enterprises, in
Samsung Electronics is projected to experience a significant profit increase in the second quarter, driven by rising demand for artificial intelligence (AI)
Opponents of California’s stringent electric car adoption targets have taken their case to the U.S. Supreme Court, aiming to challenge the state’s
Microsoft Corp. has agreed to pay $14 million to settle claims from the California Civil Rights Department that it illegally penalized employees
