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July 2026 Retreats to May Levels with 51 New Food and Beverage Planned Projects
JACKSONVILLE, Fla., Aug. 18, 2026 (SEND2PRESS NEWSWIRE) — Industrial SalesLeads announced today the July 2026 results for its planned capital project spending report covering the Food and Beverage industry, with research confirming 51 new…
Op-Ed | New York needs to get THC beverages right
Drinks containing THC, the compound from cannabis that produces an intoxicating effect, are rapidly growing in popularity. New Yorkers are ditching alcohol, sometimes just for the evening, and drinking their cannabis – mirroring a trend that…
No Matter What Happens to the Market, These 3 Dividend Stocks Belong in Your Portfolio
When markets feel jumpy like they do right now, it helps to own a company whose only job in your portfolio is to show up, sell everyday products, and send you cash four times a year. That's what the best dividend stocks do, and three consumer…
Square and OpenTable Unite Restaurant Transaction Data and Guest Insights
The enhanced integration builds on the existing point-of-sale partnership that Square and OpenTable began in 2022, and it unlocks the sharing of deeper insights between the two platforms, the release said. It brings together OpenTable's data on…
Pop. Sip. Repeat. Bubl Cocktail Shots Introduces the Future of Molecular Mixology Nationwide
FRANKLIN, N.J., Aug. 18, 2026 (SEND2PRESS NEWSWIRE) — Imagine a shot you can hold in your hand, drop into a martini or pop straight into your mouth, no glass required. That's Bubl™ Cocktail Shots, its flagship product. These…
PBJ vs. XLP: Which Consumer Staples ETF Is the Better Bet?
The Invesco Food & Beverage ETF (PBJ -0.54%) provides targeted exposure to food industry stocks via a dynamic indexing strategy, while the State Street Consumer Staples Select Sector SPDR ETF (XLP -1.64%) offers broad, low-cost access to S&P 500…
Trump's new tariffs will be 'a crack in the CUSMA shield,' industry groups warn - National
So far, Canada's economy has had a major “shield” in the form of key exemptions from U.S. President Donald Trump's tariffs, but if his new 50 per cent ones go into effect at midnight, it would be a “crack” in that shield…
Older workers overtake young employees at top companies
New hiring fell 15.3% from 2023, with young recruits taking a smaller share Older workers now make up a larger share of employees at South Korea's biggest companies than those aged 30 or younger, as new hiring has fallen sharply over the past two…
Target's approach toward groceries veers from bigger Walmart - TT
Target has introduced roughly 4,600 new food items so far this year. (Kim Raff/Bloomberg) Target is expanding and reshaping grocery departments in hundreds of stores to emphasize fresh produce and trendy food items as part of a broader turnaround…
Chili's Marketing Fueled a 71% Sales Run. Its CMO Cashed In Some Stock
George S. Felix, EVP and chief marketing officer at Brinker International, Inc. (EAT +1.92%), disposed of 21,501 shares on August 13 and August 14, according to an SEC Form 4 filing. MetricValueTransaction value$5.2 millionShares…
LIV officially cancels team championship event in Michigan amid funding debacle
LIV has officially canceled its season-ending team championship event and will bring a tumultuous season to an end this weekend at LIV Golf Indianapolis, the league announced Monday. This confirms what was first reported last week by The Telegraph.
'Low carb', 'gluten-free', with collagen or electrolytes: is it really possible for alcohol to be healthy?
Premixed alcoholic drinks are not known for their health benefits. But that hasn't stopped a boom in products being marketed with “better for you” claims designed to appeal to younger, more health-conscious drinkers. Labels such as…
4 Drinks That Are More Hydrating Than Water
From sipping it hot for our gut health to ”stacking” a ton of nutrients in it, we're always talking about how to get the most out of drinking water. It is, after all, the gold standard when it comes to our hydration needs. But what if…
Rs 500 crore and counting: Inside Sony's India marketing playbook for Spider-Man
At a metro station, on a cricket broadcast, across a Mumbai skyline, on a double-decker bus and through the social feeds of millions of consumers, Spider-Man was difficult to miss in the months leading up to Spider-Man: Brand New Day. For Sony…
Taxing 'frivolous' industries will not fund India's science
Whenever concerns are raised about the lack of funding for Indian science, a solution often put forward is to tax “unintellectual” industries such as cinema, tourism, apparel, and perfumes. For example, only recently, an academic from…
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