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"We Saw It. We Passed": Blue Owl Fails To Secure Third Party Funding For $4 Billion Data Center
"We Saw It. We Passed": Blue Owl Fails To Secure Third Party Funding For $4 Billion Data Center
As we discussed extensively yesterday, Blue Owl already has huge headaches with its software exposure, being forced to dump a substantial amount of its SaaS-linked loans (to related parties among others) as it gates retail investors in its private credit fund amid a tsunami of redemption requests. We now learn that the massive private credit asset manager is also facing major hardware challenges too.
According to Insider, Blue Owl - which is also...
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Domino's US Sale Growth Hits Five-Quarter Low As Budget Diners Pull Back
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Domino's Pizza posted its softest US comparable-sales growth in five quarters as inflation and the national average price for regular gasoline above $4 a gallon pressured working-poor consumers.
Second-quarter same-store sales rose a measly .1%, in line with estimates but trailing the growth expected across much of the quick-service restaurant industry (QSR).
Snapshot of 2Q earnings results (courtesy of Bloomberg):
Total domestic stores comp sales growth +0.1%, estimate +0.11% (Bloomberg Consensus)
Domestic franchise comparable sales growth 0%, estimate +0.07%
Domestic co-owned comparable sales...
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