A push by more than 30 allied countries to arm themselves, precipitated in part by Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, has raised concerns of disorganization and supply shortages.
The family holding company agreed to partial debt paydowns and higher interest rates.
The deal will avoid a ballot fight over a law passed last year that could have resulted in higher pay and other changes opposed by restaurant companies and franchisees.
The lawsuit, filed Sept. 8, claims that the Pac-12 commissioner recently asked current and former conference board members to meet to vote on a “go-forward governance approach” for the conference.
Brian Mariotti stepped down as Funko’s CEO in July, saying he was taking a six-month sabbatical.
Seattle-based Onder offers a subscription service for homeowners to access contractors.
The Aon Center lost nearly half of its value since the property’s last valuation in 2018 as the prominent skyscraper struggles with increased vacancy, rising real estate taxes and a hefty loan balance.
The 2.8M SF office tower at 200 East Randolph St. reported a new value of $414M, down from a valuation of $780M when JPMorgan Chase lent $536M for the property in 2018, per a Morningstar email alert. The loan moved to special servicing in February, but the borrower negotiated a modification and three-year extension this summer.
The British designer and successor to Mr. McQueen will leave the label she has led for 13 years after one last show at Paris Fashion Week.
Major indexes open the week with gains while investors await economic data.
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has given the green light to updated mRNA-based Covid-19 vaccines, the second-to-last step before the new shots can make their way to patients.