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Blue Owl turmoil adds to strain in $2 trillion US private credit sector

The $2 trillion private credit industry, which has expanded over the past decade from financing leveraged buyouts to areas banks dominated, is facing fresh strain from turmoil at Blue Owl Capital, a major private lender.

27 Feb 2026-21:37
Target to remove synthetic colors from cereals by end of May

Target announced it will sell only cereals made without certified synthetic colors by the end of May, joining other retailers in tightening standards amid growing scrutiny of artificial dyes. The policy applies to cereals sold both in-store and online, and the company has worked closely with national and private-label partners to reformulate products where necessary.

27 Feb 2026-17:44
How BHV and Shein are reshaping French fashion retail

BHV, one of France’s established retail brands, has announced a significant expansion of Shein’s physical store presence across the country.

25 Feb 2026-17:01
Burger King owner beats Q4 sales estimates

Restaurant Brands International, the parent company of Burger King and Tim Hortons, reported stronger-than-expected fourth-quarter sales, supported by steady customer traffic and value-focused menu offers.

12 Feb 2026-15:52
Why MOSCHINO suddenly became one of the most searched fashion terms

The sharp rise in searches for MOSCHINO reflects more than a passing interest in a luxury fashion label.

04 Feb 2026-16:26
Why luxury brands are turning to China’s second tier cities

30 Jan 2026-17:00
Imperial Brands appoints John Rishton as new chair

Imperial Brands has named John Rishton as its new chair, the company announced on Tuesday, marking another key leadership change at the cigarette maker behind Winston, Davidoff and Gauloises.

20 Jan 2026-12:12
How Changan become global automaker - ALL ABOUT CHANGAN

15 Dec 2025-17:30
First Brands CEO Patrick James weighs resignation

Patrick James, Chief Executive Officer of First Brands Group, is considering stepping down from his role at the bankrupt auto parts supplier, according to a statement from his spokesperson on Friday.

11 Oct 2025-10:11
EU consumer sales bounce back despite tariff disputes

European consumers are subtly driving EU growth, even as they avoid U.S. brands. Retail sales are increasing across Europe despite concerns over the economy, price fluctuations, and rising skepticism about American imports.

07 Aug 2025-18:17

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