Friday links: constant reinvention

FinanceBlackstone ($BX) backed Jersey Mike's has filed to go public. (restaurantdive.com)The art market is increasingly financialized. (humbledollar.com)Private creditBlue Owl ($OWL) sees continued redemption requests. (finance.yahoo.com)Why an ever growing redemption queue at private credit funds is untenable. (pitchbook.com)CompaniesEven Apple ($AAPL) can't sidestep rising memory prices. (theatlantic.com)Kroger ($KR) is buying supermarket chain Giant Eagle. (cnbc.com)Lucky Strike ($LUCK) is trying to reinvent bowling. Not everyone is happy about it. (wsj.com)MediaA look at The Onion's plan to relaunch InfoWars. (chicago.suntimes.com)When suing media organizations becomes an income stream. (newrepublic.com)Data on how much the typical newsletter charges. (pressgazette.co.uk)RussiaUkraine can now strike freely within Russia. (axios.com)Gas lines are now commonplace throughout Russia. (nytimes.com)Russia's race to build a Starlink rival is stuck in neutral. (bloomberg.com)America