Another long-running American restaurant chain is shutting down a historic location, continuing a wave of closures hitting the industry. Restaurant shutdowns have become increasingly common over the past few years. Still, the news often hits Read more…
While the American spirits market has proven resilient, it’s facing challenging economic and social headwinds. Spirits supplier sales in the United States were down -1.1% in 2024, totaling $37.2 billion, while volumes rose 1.1% to Read more…
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When geopolitical tensions flare up, defense stocks tend to gain momentum. That’s precisely what happened in the past week. After the U.S. and Israel launched widespread strikes on Iran, killing Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei Read more…
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One of the most closed-off countries in the world, North Korea is both difficult and dangerous to access. Under the control of the Kim dynasty since the end of World War II, the northern part Read more…
Boeing (BA) reportedly landed a deal worth up to $289 million to supply Israel with as many as 5,000 smart bombs, putting its defense business back in focus. The bigger market takeaway is timing: deliveries Read more…
Markets The Brent crude price shows no sings of cooling off today with the $100/b mark nearby. Hostile comments from both sides suggest no near-term end to the Middle East conflict with Iran’s Khamenei for Read more…
First Brands Group’s collapse at the end of 2025 marked a grim reality for the automotive parts powerhouse, especially as bankruptcy filings proceed and advisors scramble to determine the priority of lenders. First Brands Group, Read more…
Beer has been the alcoholic beverage of choice among U.S. drinkers every year since 1992, except in 2005 when wine surpassed beer, with 39% of drinkers preferring wine, 36% choosing beer, and only 21 naming Read more…