Economy

Blackstone’s Gray: Market ‘noise’ fueled record redemptions from world’s largest private credit fund

Blackstone president Jon Gray defended the quality of loans within the firm's flagship private credit fund.

$230 notebooks, digital cameras and tiny dollhouse furniture: How Gen Z's desire to get offline is a boon for businesses

These businesses are benefitting from Gen Zers "going analog," buying tactile and nostalgic products and services in attempts to lower screentime.

Swiss sneaker maker plunges 14% on weak guidance, slower than expected 2026 growth

On is entering the third and final year of its strategy to double sales by 2026 in a quest to "be the most premium global sportswear brand."

Middle East Escalation Sends Shockwaves Through Europe’s Energy Markets

Oil prices spike, LNG deliveries slow, and EU capitals reopen old fault lines over supply security.

American Snacking Habits Are Transforming the Restaurant Industry

Chains are rolling out smaller and cheaper options for customers who just want a little treat.

The Disappearing American Mortgage

Young and working-class people aren’t getting on the property ladder anymore.