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Saks Bondholders Prove to Be a Tough Sell

Bondholders can be a tough crowd — just ask Saks Global. Equity investors are more excitable and want nothing but growth. But since bondholders have actually loaned a business money, they…

Oddity Raises Full-year Forecast

Oddity, the parent company of Il Makiage and SpoiledChild, raised its full-year forecast as it shrugged off concerns over the economic backdrop. It now expects net revenue between $235…

Penske Shakes Up Leadership of South by Southwest

SXSW, which began as a music festival in Austin, Texas, in 1987, has expanded to a two-week event that now features three tracks of programming: music, film and interactive. Penske, which…

Trump pumps the brakes on some auto tariffs

President Trump granted limited relief from his auto tariffs with an executive order Tuesday that keeps automakers from facing multiple forms of taxation under his system of levies. Source…

Why fruit-themed decor is trending in home design

Interior designer and stylist Jonny Carmack has a “Fruit Room” in his Danbury, Connecticut, home. Colorful faux produce bedecks every inch, from the cherry-shaped ceiling fixture to a…

How Trump May Unintentionally Cut Carbon Emissions

President Trump has expressed little interest in fighting climate change. One of his key cabinet officials has even sought to evaluate whether humanity benefits from a warming climate, in…

A&F CEO Fran Horowitz Gets Compensation Boost

Fran Horowitz, chief executive officer of Abercrombie & Fitch Co., who has orchestrated one of the retail industry’s strongest turnarounds, has been getting nicely compensated for her…

Trump’s ‘51st State’ Folly

His Canadian ploy was not salutary or deliberate, and the justifications that were marshaled in its defense made no sense either for him or for the United States. Source link