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Sasha RogelbergFortune |
The beverage goliath is among several other snack and drink companies reaping the rewards of price hikes that far exceed inflation.
The youngest generation, born between 2010 and today, Gen Alpha is projected to also be the largest generation in history with over 2 billion people.
In 2019, Nike and Fanatics struck a 10-year, $1 billion deal with MLB to produce the league’s uniforms.
Three years ago, investing in a fleet of 100,000 is what helped the car rental company emerge from bankruptcy.
Two Boeing engineers said their poor—and identical—performance reviews were the company lashing out over their raised safety concerns.
Ryanair and Boeing have shared a close and complicated relationship over the years, but the discount airline continues to lean heavily on the...
Tapestry and Capri will make the case they face extreme pressures from both mass market and true luxury brands, legal experts say.
A typical Finn consumes more than four cups of coffee per day, according to the International Coffee Organization.
Jean Arnault, director of Louis Vuitton’s watch division, has to contend with a tough luxury market and stubborn young consumers.
The Toronto Reporters forward-center feigned sickness and injuries in order to control his own prop bets.
Boeing was basically “putting out defective airplanes,” quality engineer Sam Salehpour told a Senate subcommittee.
The WNBA’s No. 1 draft pick makes $76,535 in her first year, over 137 times less than the NBA’s first pick’s salary of $10.5 million.
Internet law and intellectual property lawyer Brett Lewis said Shein’s electronic monitoring system likely impacts thousands of independent online...
The future of AI productivity will depend on human ability to incorporate effective checks and balances, said Paula Goldman, Salesforce’s chief...
The fashion e-commerce site’s AI search function introduced in June is the “biggest thing to happen to consumer-facing businesses” since the...
Happy Cashier workers, who take orders via video chat, have been cropping up at local New York fast-food chains as early as October 2023.
A top retail analyst said that the shoe company’s passion for creating eco-friendly products is “misaligned with the market,” making...
A new Morning Consult survey found that 29% of employed Americans preferred hybrid work, up from 25% the year before.
Fast-food businesses are turning to automation and outsourcing in order to save on labor costs and boost profit margins.
There are “obvious limits” to raising wages, says libertarian economist Scott Sumner: "Quite a few workers would not be profitable at $40 an...
“I have the degree, no criminal records, work experience, references, a tailored resume,” 22-year-old Hunter Howell said. “It is so baffling....
TSMC told Fortune it detected damage to a “small number” of tools and was 70% recovered within 10 hours of a 7.4 magnitude earthquake.
TSMC, Nvidia’s main chip provider, temporarily halted operations on Wednesday and is undergoing facility inspections to assess damage.
United Airlines will receive less than 40% of the planes it ordered from Boeing this year.
Fast-food businesses have responded to the mandate with price hikes and layoffs, but labor experts say passing off increased operation costs to...
Walgreens beat recent earnings expectations, but GlobalData Managing Director Neil Saunders isn’t impressed, calling it “another torrid quarter”...
Oji Nepia’s infant diaper production has fallen by 300 million units—about half its supply—since its 2001 peak.
Cargo shipping and port infrastructure are closely intertwined. Avoiding future tragedies means both entities stepping up.
Larry Page turned 51 on Tuesday, and Fortune looked back at the philosophy behind the centibillionaire’s brainchild.
"While they are all unrelated, I want you to know that these incidents have our attention and have sharpened our focus,” United CEO Scott Kirby...
Despite high labor costs, restaurants with automation are saving money by retaining employees and increasing their agency within the company.
Kernel has a 100% employee retention rate, in part because its automated technology makes staff members’ lives easier.
Subway served Coca-Cola products in its U.S. stores for almost 20 years.
The Italian automaker will start production on its first fully electric car in 2025.
Altria announced a sale of 35 million shares of Anheuser-Busch InBev last week, amounting to $2.2 billion.
“Is this something we want to make a constant part of our dialogue forever? Or do we want to move on and treat everyone as an individual?”
WK Kellogg CEO said that cash-strapped families should eat “cereal for breakfast” as a way to save money. Now, a TikTok boycott is gaining steam.
Liquid Death CEO Mike Cessario was first inspired to create canned water at a 2009 Vans Warped Tour show.
“We don't actually take ourselves seriously,” founder Mike Cessario told Fortune. “We don't think we're extreme. We're kind of making fun of all...
Despite Abercrombie’ robust fourth-quarter, shareholders and analysts worry about its ability to sustain strong growth.
A 2024 Sedgwick report said the FDA issued 46 food and drink recalls in January, a 31% increase from 2023’s fourth-quarter monthly average of 35...
In a crowded market, attaching a brand to a successful franchise is a clever strategy—if you can do it legally, a law professor told Fortune.
The Minneapolis retailer is implementing an Amazon Prime clone and budget brands after a fourth-quarter sales dip.
The Fortune 500 is the ranking of the largest companies in the U.S. based on revenue.
Fortune reviewed leaked documents showing text messages and photos, which were allegedly presented as evidence against him in an investigation this...
A French decree issued Tuesday will ban the use of 21 meat-related terms to refer to plant-based protein alternatives.
The internet erupted at the idea of dynamically priced fast food, but Wendy's said the media "misconstrued" what its CEO said.
Wendy’s will experiment with dynamic pricing, introducing digital menu boards with fluctuating prices and promotions, as early as next year.
Grocery prices have increased 25% over the past four years, leaving consumers frustrated. It won’t get better anytime soon.
Tony Illes made a good living off deliveries for years—10,000 trips worth. But everything changed when Seattle passed a new ordinance.
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