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Bondholders Take Over a Fast-Food Franchisee Bloated With Debt

Burger King franchisee GPS Hospitality cedes control in debt-for-equity swap

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Popular fashion chain files Chapter 11 bankruptcy, closes stores

The women’s fashion chain and cafe closed two stores before filing for bankruptcy.

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The Curious Case of the Missing Data Center Research

Respected Berkeley Lab Report Nowhere to be Found

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Are US construction supply chains buckling under the weight of the AI revolution?

Data centers are rising everywhere. Can the building industry cope?

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RapidRatings Launches Enterprise Awards Program Recognizing Excellence in Supply Chain Risk Management

RapidRatings announced the launch of its Enterprise Awards Program, recognizing organizations that demonstrate exceptional leadership in supply chain management.

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20 Economic Indicators Mainstream Forecasts May Be Missing Right Now

While inflation, interest rates, employment data and GDP growth are important, they don't always reveal the earliest signs of change beneath the surface of the economy.

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RapidRatings Wins People’s Choice Stevie® Award in 2026 American Business Awards®

RapidRatings was named a winner of a People’s Choice Stevie® Award for Favorite New Products in The 24th Annual American Business Awards® today.

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Automotive News launches tracker of auto suppliers layoffs and closures

Automotive News points to a RapidRatings analysis that found private suppliers had a 29% higher rate of financial distress than public suppliers.

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‘Historic’ Plastic Price Hikes Are Pushing Companies to the Edge

Consumers have reckoned with higher gasoline prices for months, but the impacts of the Iran war have quietly begun rippling through other sectors of the economy.

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The Direct-to-Consumer Brands That Thrived During the Pandemic and Are Now Quietly Going Bankrupt

Bigger companies can absorb a slow quarter and have deeper balance sheets and supplier leverage. Smaller, digitally native brands don’t.

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