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Guess Goes Private With Authentic Brands in $1.4 Billion Deal

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Now, Guess has become part of an esteemed brand family that already includes Reebok, Brooks Brothers, Nautica, Sperry, and more recently, Dockers. Previously, it was discussed that Guess might acquire a significant portion of the company from WHP Global in April 2025, but this move seems to have taken place instead.

Palantir’s Troubles: A Classic Tale of Overstretched Promises

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The culprit, one could surmise, was a rather dismal earnings report from Home Depot-not the most exciting of reads, but one with grave implications nonetheless. The retailer’s announcement of price hikes, the inevitable result of inflationary pressures tied to tariffs, set the stage for a rather sombre performance in the markets. And now, with Target‘s earnings revealing similar struggles, it seems as if Palantir’s stocks have been swept into this morose current of economic unease.

Catch Every Pokémon World Championships 2025 Announcement Here

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In the world of Pokemon, Mega Evolution was initially presented in Pokemon X & Y as a groundbreaking feature that introduced the concept of “battle enhancements” for the series. Essentially, this allowed certain Pokemon to undergo a temporary transformation, providing them with new shapes, abilities, and boosted stats. Although it has been phased out in some previous games, the excitement is building up as the franchise once again embraces Mega Evolution in Pokemon Legends: ZA.

Archie Movie In The Works From DC’s Tom King

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In the comics world, it’s Tom King who is renowned for his work on Supergirl: Woman of Tomorrow and as an executive producer and writer on the forthcoming Lanterns series from HBO/DC Studios. He will be penning the script for this project. Previously, his comic book version of Supergirl was brought to life in a film directed by Craig Gillespie, set to hit theaters next summer.

Jean Dawson: An Interlude

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For Dawson, now 29-years-old (formerly known as David Sanders), waking up early isn’t something new. Growing up, he spent part of his time between San Diego and Mexico. To catch the bus to the U.S border, he often had to rise before sunrise, and then waited for hours with his younger brother Jerome to cross into the States. This routine continued for four years until Dawson reached middle school. After that, he began to appreciate later mornings. He considers waking up early as a sign of success.