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Flat Sales Is Good News? Sure Enough

The best news of the past week appeared in two headlines on page B3 of Friday's (6/5) Wall Street Journal. "Brown-Forman Warns of Flat Sales" read one. "Remy Says Business Has Been Stabilized" read the other. The alcohol beverage business has been

Canada Tells U.S., Mexico It Wants Trade Deal Renewed

Canada has officially told the U.S. and Mexico it was the free trade deal between the three countries renewed when it comes up for review on July 1. After meeting with U.S. Trade Representative Jamieson Greet, Trade Minister Dominic LeBlanc said he presented proposals reponding to "long-

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The Gin and Tonic Is a Cocktail With a Storied History. Don’t Overlook Scotland’s Connection to the Classic The country’s scientists, doctors, merchants and distillers all played significant roles in transforming the simple combination that packs a complicated mythology. (Smithsonian Magazine)

Trump Administration Quietly Softens Stance on Green Cards

Trump Administration Quietly Softens Stance on Green Cards

The Trump Administration has quietly softened its stance on requiring nearly all immigrants seeking green cards to return to their home countries and apply from there, The Washington Post is reporting. Late last week, U.S. Customs & Immigration Service officials privately reassured business leaders the most work visas won&

Gallo Suspends Crush Operations at Turner Road Facility in Lodi

Gallo said closure of the Turner Road crush facility in Lodi "reflects available capacity in our other wineries in the region." About 20 employees who are impacted employees "have been personally notified and are receiving individualized transition support, including the opportunity to explore other roles within the

Study: Light Drinkers Have Lower Risk of Death from Cancer than Abstainers; Heavy Drinkers, More

Study: Light Drinkers Have Lower Risk of Death from Cancer than Abstainers; Heavy Drinkers, More

Someone who has less than three drinks a week is less likely to die from cancer than someone who abstains, a just-released study by researchers with Weill Cornell Medicine and funded by the National Institutes of Health finds. But it also finds that compared to nondrinkers, heavy drinkers – women