Topic
Strategy
A collection of 11 issues
Lower Sales Lead Pernod Ricard to Plan to 'Streamline' Firm into Two Groups
Brown-Forman and Korbel Divorce
If EU Allies Are Looking Elsewhere for Arms, What About Bourbon, Wine?
What do you do when someone you thought was reliable turns out to be unreliable? You look for someone else whom might be more reliable.
Employers can do that when faced with a lengthy strike. They have a right to warn the striking workers they will be replaced permanently. Ronald
Diageo Releases Upbeat Report on Cultural Trends Shaping Tomorrow
Molson Coors Brands Hold Most of Share They Gained in 2023
Drinks Giants Said to Mull Moving to Lower Prices, More Volume
Good News for Debra Crew: Tequila is Surging Outside U.S., Mexico -- IWSR
Diageo has benefitted mightily from the growth of high-end tequila, and the company's new CEO, Debra Crew, has made it clear she intends to export the U.S. enthusiasm for agave-based spirits to the rest of the world.
There's a reason for that: demand for premium
WSJ: Diageo's Biggest Problem: U.S. Sales Are Flat or Falling
A Wall Street Journal analysis of Diageo's previously scheduled investor day notes the company has explained a sudden downward revision to its previous guidance by pointing to Brazil and Latin America.
Diageo expects organic sales in Latin America to fall more than 20% from a year earlier in
Flavor Key Strategy Beyond Beer Aisle: Molson Coors
Speaking at the Molson Coors Beverage Co.'s distributor conference, the company's chief commercial officer, Michelle St. Jacques, said flavor is the company’s top priority beyond the beer aisle.
“We are winning in flavor,” she said. “Molson Coors was the second-fastest major brewer in flavor, growing