SVB Financial files for Ch11 bankruptcy protection // SVB Bank, VC Unit Not Included in Holding Chapt11 // Don't Bet on a Big 2023 Crush

SVB Financial Group, the company that owned the failed Silicon Valley Bank until the US government took it over last week, has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection.

The latest analyses of the global wine market by IWSR offers some positives, though set against the prediction that the...

St. Paddy's Day by the numbers: What revelers will spend their money on, how they'll be toasting the holiday, the most Irish county in the country, and more.

Stephanie Gallo, chief marketing officer for E. & J. Gallo Winery, tells Journal conference that the industry needs to figure out how welcome more consumers to wine.

“We’re not 100% through this,” says Matt Licklider of Healdsburg’s Lioco. “Until I can access the reserves in our money market account I won’t feel 100% secure.”

The wine category will continue to fight off ongoing challenges in 2023, according to IWSR, with a long-term trend of declining volumes.

The latest analyses of the global wine market by IWSR offers some positives, though set against the prediction that the...

Bank stocks prep for more losses Friday. SVB files for bankruptcy; First Republic suspends dividend after $30 billion deposit rescue.

Lawmakers have been pressing federal officials to outline long-term plans for the failed bank.

The drinks giant's full-year 2022 results reveal that despite decreases in major markets such as the UK and Chile, the company was able to claw back sales with strong performances elsewhere.

Last year, the value of exports of Austrian wine reached a new high of €231 million, with North American and Northern European markets driving the demand.

Reservoirs and streams are in good shape in California and the Great Basin, but groundwater and ecosystems are another story. And then there’s the Colorado River Basin.

Moderate to major spring flooding predicted along upper Mississippi River from Minneapolis to St. Louis

Artificial Intelligence, or AI, is tossed around a lot these days. How is it put to good use for wine business? One clear example is notetaker technology , and the image at the top of this post is a real-life example of how this looks. Here’s a quick FAQ. How does it work? Notetaker technology

GlobalData's Disruptor Intelligence Center reveals some of the tech-led innovations in ag to obtain higher yields, lower costs, and improved sustainability.

Questions about the status of the Chinese tariffs on Australian wine were raised this week following a report from the Hong Kong based publication Vino Joy News entitled; “China’s punitive tariffs on Australian wine to be lifted in H1”.

Austrian wine exports reached a record level in 2022 in terms of value, with Canada, the US and northern Europe among the thirstiest...

Richard Geoffroy, the legendary cellar master at Dom Pérignon, now devotes his life to producing Japanese sake at his own brewery in Japan. He merges Champagne and traditional sake-making methods and his sake IWA5 is highly recognized among top beverage professionals and connoisseurs worldwide.

It is well known that the pandemic has affected global logistics for the beer, wine and spirits industry since 2020. Now it is time to take a look into the future and the current development of the beverage industry. Horst Mueller, Global Head of VinLog, Kuehne+Nagel’s beverage specialist, provides insights. Find out what changes in […]