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Krispy Kreme Sells Japan Business for $65 Million as Debt Reduction Takes Center Stage
Krispy Kreme has agreed to sell its operations in Japan to private-equity firm Unison Capital for cash proceeds of approximately $65 million, marking a significant shift in the company’s international strategy. The move reflects a growing focus on balance sheet discipline as the iconic doughnut maker looks to reduce debt and strengthen its financial position amid a challenging consumer environment.


France’s Debt Problem: Why Europe Isn’t Following Suit
While many European nations have long grappled with high levels of debt, France’s fiscal troubles are emerging as a particularly stark...


The Global Economy
The global economy refers to the interconnected economic activities that transcend national borders, encompassing trade, investment, and
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