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Samuel Adams introduced its fist non-alcoholic beer in 2022, winning a gold medal at the Great American Beer Festival, and introduced Remastered Boston Lager in 2023.

In honor of International Women's Day, here are the three most recognizable and influential female leaders from leading brands in the American business industry.

White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre said in her Monday briefing the Biden Administration has its eyes on Silvergate after the California crypto bank delayed its annual report and announced the shuttering of its exchange network last week.

Consumer anger has tripled since 2020, while more angry customers are seeking revenge and running into problems with services, as companies struggle to hire enough employees.

For the first time since 2017, Goldman Sachs has initiated first Buy on Apple since 2017 after saying shares could climb as high as 36% in 2023.

Whether it’s out-of-control inflation, broken supply chains, or labor shortages, Main Street continues to bear the brunt of President Biden’s economic crisis.

Silvergate has delayed its annual report with the Securities and Exchange Commission after reporting a $1 billion loss for fourth quarter and is now concerned about ability to operate.

Inaugural CFO survey conducted by Coupa, a cloud based spend management platform, found education sector was most susceptible to layoffs in 2023 in the event of recession.

Jack Daniel's is being sued by a Tennessee property-owner that says the ethanol vapors released from their distilleries is causing black whiskey fungus to grow on her property.

Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot lost her reelection bid after her tenure was marked by a rise in crime that contributed to an exodus of major corporations from the Windy City.

The Institute for Supply Management (ISM) said that its Manufacturing Purchasing Managers’ Index (PMI) reached of 47.7 last month after reaching 47.4 in January, notching the third straight month of contraction.

Consumer confidence declined in January for the second month in a row according to the latest data, surprising economists who had expected sentiment to rise.

Target reported an increase in sales and revenue for the fourth quarter but CEO Brian Cornell is not as optimistic about the current environment.

English Premier League soccer club Tottenham Hotspur has announced a 15-year partnership with Formula 1 racing that includes building an in-stadium go kart track.

Spritz Society and The Skinny Confidential are teaming up for a new flavor of the beloved, canned wine-based cocktail for a limited-edition only.

Amazon is being sued by the Center for Contemporary Equine Studies for allegedly selling products that contain ejiao, or donkey gelatin, on its website.

The Boeing Company has stopped the delivery of its 787 Dreamliner after the company found an analysis error related to a fuselage component by supplier Spirit AeroSystems.

The Microsoft Corporation announced on Wednesday it would introduce its Chatbot AI technology to its Bing and Edge Internet browsers.

The Intel Corp.’s board of directors announced the reduction of its quarterly dividend to $0.125 per share of the company’s common stock due to macroeconomic uncertainty.

More than 60 British companies tried a four-day work week over a six month period and the results show why 92% are going to keep that schedule moving forward.