Snap-On Frame Maker Pair Eyewear Raises $75 Million in Funding, Plans Growth Abroad
Pair Eyewear Inc. is raising $75 million in funding as it ramps up production of its customizable glasses and prepares for international expansion.
Pair Eyewear Inc. is raising $75 million in funding as it ramps up production of its customizable glasses and prepares for international expansion.
A senior official at the Federal Reserve Bank of New York said the central bank’s balance-sheet runoff has been running smoothly with “no significant” disruptions to markets, but the Fed will continue to monitor for risks.
Bank of Nova Scotia is partnering with Sun Life Financial Inc.’s asset-management division to give the lender’s affluent clients in Canada the chance to tap into private credit and other alternative assets growing in popularity.
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