
As Drinkers Cut Back, Bottles Shrink
As more consumers scale back on alcohol, major beverage companies are rethinking size, strength, and packaging. The shift is visible on store shelves this year, from mini cans to single-serve

As more consumers scale back on alcohol, major beverage companies are rethinking size, strength, and packaging. The shift is visible on store shelves this year, from mini cans to single-serve

Dave Clark’s new supply chain startup has secured $50 million in fresh capital, lifting total funding to $150 million as it courts blue-chip customers. The company says it is building

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The British government has moved to restrict late-night screen time for older teens, proposing a six-hour social media curfew from midnight for 16- and 17-year-olds. The plan, announced in the

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Christopher Nolan’s latest historical epic is defying online outrage and early culture-war skirmishes, with industry trackers indicating the film is on pace for a near $200 million global opening this

Japanese shares tied to artificial intelligence fell sharply as a selloff in U.S. chip stocks rippled across Asia, following an outlook from Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing that failed to calm investors.

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