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May 20, 2026

Automotive News launches tracker of auto suppliers layoffs and closures

Automotive News points to a RapidRatings analysis that found private suppliers had a 29% higher rate of financial distress than public suppliers.

News

May 11, 2026

‘Historic’ Plastic Price Hikes Are Pushing Companies to the Edge

Consumers have reckoned with higher gasoline prices for months, but the impacts of the Iran war have quietly begun rippling through other sectors of the economy.

News

May 4, 2026

The Direct-to-Consumer Brands That Thrived During the Pandemic and Are Now Quietly Going Bankrupt

Bigger companies can absorb a slow quarter and have deeper balance sheets and supplier leverage. Smaller, digitally native brands don’t.

News

April 24, 2026

20 Ways To Stress Test Financial Plans Against Extreme External Shocks

Stressing financial statements provides the most accurate insight into future performance.

Press Release

April 23, 2026

RapidRatings Honored As Silver Stevie® Award Winner In 2026 American Business Awards®

RapidRatings was named the winner of a Silver Stevie® Award in the Supply Chain Management Solution category in The 24th Annual American Business Awards®.

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April 14, 2026

Williams-Sonoma names president of Rejuvenation

In the role, longtime company veteran Aujsha Taylor will oversee the banner’s merchandising strategies, product innovation and growth initiatives.

News

March 31, 2026

RH builds out global strategy with leadership appointments

David Stanchak rejoined as chief real estate and transformation officer, while Veronica Schnitzius was named chief manufacturing and sourcing officer.

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March 30, 2026

The secrets to handling rapid revenue growth

Growth challenges may sound like a “champagne problem”—here’s how to avoid the hangover.

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March 26, 2026

There’s A Risk Perception Gap Between Organizations And Their Suppliers—And That’s A Problem

In a recent RapidRatings survey, two-thirds of enterprises surveyed view the current environment as high risk, while only 30% of suppliers say the same.

News

March 23, 2026

How the Supreme Court Tariff Ruling Impacts Boards

Boards should treat potential tariff refunds as unpredictable windfalls rather than guaranteed receipts, avoiding any immediate reliance on this capital for 2026 budgeting.

RapidRatings in the News

Automotive News launches tracker of auto suppliers layoffs and closures

‘Historic’ Plastic Price Hikes Are Pushing Companies to the Edge

The Direct-to-Consumer Brands That Thrived During the Pandemic and Are Now Quietly Going Bankrupt

20 Ways To Stress Test Financial Plans Against Extreme External Shocks

RapidRatings Honored As Silver Stevie® Award Winner In 2026 American Business Awards®

Williams-Sonoma names president of Rejuvenation

RH builds out global strategy with leadership appointments

The secrets to handling rapid revenue growth

There’s A Risk Perception Gap Between Organizations And Their Suppliers—And That’s A Problem

How the Supreme Court Tariff Ruling Impacts Boards