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Sushiro is betting that the US appetite for raw fish is big enough to accommodate the casual, mass-market model that made the chain a giant in Japan. But headwinds abound, including a weak yen and increasing competition. Bloomberg TV's Shery Ahn has more. (Source: Bloomberg)
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Middle market companies are the most active embedded finance upgraders, but they also report the greatest difficulty connecting those investments to business strategy. Among firms with $250 million to $1 billion in annual revenue, 45% cite strategic alignment, decision making and return on investment as an obstacle, compared with 24% of…
The early bird used to get a supplier discount. These days, it may still be waiting for the customer to pay. Across North America, more businesses are receiving payments on the due date and rethinking when they can afford to pay their own bills.
Consumer packaged goods (CPG) brands have identified a checkout capability they want. The spending to build it has yet to follow.
Something new is happening in the weight loss drug market.
BLSA's Busi Mavuso says keeping the electricity reform programme on track will be critical to creating a competitive market and putting downward pressure on electricity prices.
