Amcor's latest earnings reveal surging sales in pharmaceutical packaging, driven by demand for GLP-1 medications, while the company outlines cost savings from its Berry Global integration including over 600 job cuts and 20 site closures.
New research reveals that while consumers are eager for novel private-label products, deep discounts remain the most powerful catalyst to overcome purchase hesitation and drive trial.
Despite Federal Reserve rate cuts, auto loan payments continue to climb, squeezing consumers and casting a shadow over 2026 sales forecasts. Industry leaders warn that rising vehicle prices, insurance costs, and emerging stress in subprime lending are keeping potential buyers out of the market.
As AI agents evolve from research assistants to fully autonomous shoppers, e-commerce giants face an existential challenge: adapt their platforms or risk becoming mere backend fulfillment for a new generation of AI-driven marketplaces.
The Duke of York has quietly relocated to the Sandringham estate as newly unsealed U.S. court files reveal disturbing details about his ties to Jeffrey Epstein, intensifying pressure for his testimony.
Following a brutal suppression of nationwide protests, Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei faces escalating tensions with the United States. As a U.S. naval presence looms, Tehran signals a shift by entering nuclear talks, even as its domestic grip tightens.
In a recent interview, Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates has publicly addressed his past meetings with the convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, describing the association as a 'dead end' and expressing regret for 'every minute' spent with him.
Barclays and Scotiabank have raised their price targets for Teva Pharmaceutical following its better-than-expected Q4 2025 results and a key pediatric approval for its migraine drug AJOVY, signaling growing confidence in the generic drugmaker's turnaround trajectory.
The Washington Post has initiated a sweeping round of layoffs and significant editorial restructuring, eliminating its standalone sports desk and daily podcast as part of a bid to secure its future amid industry-wide pressures.
Microsoft's latest quarterly earnings showcased robust revenue growth and profitability, yet a cautious outlook and heavy AI infrastructure investments have sparked a significant stock sell-off, raising questions about future margins and execution.
Graphic Packaging International reported a significant drop in fourth-quarter and full-year 2025 profits, with net income falling 48% and 33% respectively. The packaging giant faces pressure from consumer affordability issues and competitive markets, prompting a strategic review by its newly appointed CEO.
As housing costs soar and families evolve, an increasing number of households are considering a novel solution: permanently swapping homes across generations. This arrangement can address space needs while offering potential inheritance tax benefits, but experts warn of complex legal and financial pitfalls.
The iconic Seattle-based outdoor retailer Eddie Bauer is closing the vast majority of its physical stores in the U.S. and Canada as part of a Chapter 11 bankruptcy restructuring. The brand's future will lie in e-commerce and wholesale under a new partnership, marking a seismic shift for a century-old staple of the outdoor industry.
Probate proceedings are notorious for dragging on, but experts say much of the delay is preventable. A new report outlines how clear communication, meticulous organization, and proactive planning can streamline the inheritance process for families.
Investment bank Goldman Sachs has raised its price target on manufacturing solutions provider Jabil Inc., highlighting sustained data center demand as a key growth driver, following the company's recent strategic acquisition in the power management sector.
MTF Enterprises, a major Subway franchisee across four states, has filed for bankruptcy, citing unsustainable cash flow pressures from merchant cash advances. The case highlights growing financial distress within the franchise model.
Venture firm SNAK, founded by ex-Pritzker Group investors, closes an oversubscribed $50 million fund to back digitization in overlooked industrial and B2B verticals, betting on a new wave of marketplace startups beyond consumer tech.
PepsiCo's CEO frames the rise of weight-loss drugs not as a threat but as a catalyst for innovation, detailing plans to adapt its portfolio toward hydration, protein, and fiber-rich products.
The Washington Post is undergoing a significant contraction, scaling back its international footprint and dismantling core sections like Sports and Books. The move, described by management as a necessary reset, has sparked internal turmoil and raised questions about the paper's future direction under owner Jeff Bezos.
New data reveals the net worth threshold for America's top tier in their late 60s, but the reality of wealth at this age is more about security than status.
