Month: June 2025

Brands want overseas fabric and garment makers to share tariff pain. Some suppliers say they can’t afford it.

Retailer pushed suppliers to source outside China and keep prices low; big-ticket home projects on hold

Investigators say a Cambodia-based company, and others like it, are helping swindlers to defraud Americans.

Beattie represented KKR in its takeover of RJR Nabisco, a deal immortalized in the book “Barbarians at the Gate.”

Hedge-fund manager Jason Mudrick was looking for his next big bet. He was as surprised as anyone that he settled on a futuristic industry.

The apparel maker’s stock fell nearly 20% after the company lowered its earnings forecast, citing the trade war and a pullback in consumer spending.

Retailers are adding VIP lounges, coffee bars and lawns to locations to get shoppers to stay longer.

Ticket sales are down amid Trump’s planned overhaul of national arts center, which includes ‘common sense’ programming, a prayer wall and refurbished decor; $2 million gold-tier fundraiser.

Air Products bet big on the element, but sentiment has soured, costs are snowballing and customers remain elusive.

Automotive Energy Supply Corp., which has a deal to supply BMW, paused construction amid uncertainty over tariffs for imported machinery and materials, and a potential loss of subsidies.