Jinshan Hong

The reckoning facing private markets has only just begun with a wall of software debt set to mature

(Bloomberg) -- The software problem roiling private markets is about to face a big new test.

(Bloomberg) -- The software problem roiling private markets is about to face a big new test.

(Bloomberg) -- The software problem roiling private markets is about to face a big new test. A wall of debt maturities is looming for the industry just as artificial intelligence threatens to upend entire businesses in what’s been dubbed the SaaSpocalypse.More than $200 billion of high yield and leveraged loan technology debt is coming due for repayment through 2028, a chunk of it tied to firms owned by private markets. As companies look to refinance in the coming months, they face numerous head

Russia’s Boeing and Airbus passenger planes are kept in the air with equipment and spare parts that move via an under-the-radar network passing through India, Turkey, the UAE and Kazakhstan, among others.

More cheap parcels exported from China are flowing into the UK than rival European economies, undermining British retailers that want the government to accelerate a promised crackdown.

Large retailers such as Primark and Marks & Spencer are pushing for the UK government to take steps to close a tax loophole they say is helping online giants such as Shein and Temu gain market share.

The country’s culinary identity meets a new reality as vines get uprooted, wheat farmers struggle with heat and mozzarella challenges Camembert.

However, concerns over French food and farmers' livelihoods are nothing new, with warnings about declining culinary standards and growing pressure on the country's agricultural sector spanning more than a century.

L’identité culinaire du pays se heurte à une nouvelle réalité: des vignes sont arrachées, les céréaliers luttent contre la chaleur et la mozzarella concurrence le camembert.