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Authentic Brands Group will take control of the Barneys name — one that has been part of the Manhattan landscape since 1923 — and license it to other companies like Saks Fifth Avenue. The firm B. Riley Financial is preparing to liquidate Barneys’ high-end wares, at its five stores and two Warehouse locations, starting with private sale events for Barneys’ “most loyal” shoppers next week.

(Bloomberg) -- China secured the World Trade Organization’s go-ahead to impose $3.6 billion in sanctions against the U.S., in a case that predates the tariff war between the world’s two largest economies but may add a layer of tension to ongoing talks.

In 2019 America's debt surpassed $22 trillion for the first time ever, as debt has climbed dramatically in the years following 2008's financial crisis. But who owns it? US debt can be bought by anyone through treasury securities (bills, notes or bonds), which represent an IOU from the government to the investor. The US then pays interest every year to service the debts. While much of America’s debt is owed domestically, foreign investors hold more than $6 trillion, both through central banks and private funds.