Seattle's First Bourbon Distillery Files for Bankruptcy
Award-winning 2Bar LLC cites over $1 million in debt and declining revenue amid a broader slowdown in the craft spirits industry.
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Long Beach Advances High-Speed Coastal Ferry Plan to Connect Beach Cities
A new ferry service, dubbed Pier-to-Pier, aims to link seven coastal destinations, offering an alternative to freeway traffic ahead of the 2028 Olympics.
Honolulu Tops List of Desirable US House-Sitting Destinations
A new report from Trusted Housesitters reveals that American travelers are seeking authentic experiences, with beach-adjacent cities leading the pack.
Baxters Recalls Fish Soup Due to Potential Swelling Cans
A manufacturing defect may cause cans of Baxters Cullen Skink soup to spoil and rupture, leading to a recall.
Berkshire Hathaway's Quarterly Profit Declines Amid Lower Investment Gains
The conglomerate's net income fell 28% as investment earnings shrunk and insurance operations saw reduced profits.
MSC Cruise Canceled After US Coast Guard Detains Ship in Miami
Over 2,000 passengers were left stranded when the MSC Poesia was detained due to system deficiencies, forcing the cancellation of an 11-night Caribbean voyage.
UK Multi-Millionaire Threatens to Leave, Citing Labour Tax Policies
Andrew Thirkill claims rising taxes under a Labour government create a 'vicious downward death spiral' for successful individuals.
Americans Prioritize Christmas Spending Over Necessities Amid Financial Strain
A significant majority of consumers plan to cut back on essential spending to afford holiday gifts, with many also resorting to debt and buy-now-pay-later services.
Felicity Morgan's Company Collapses With Just Three Cents Left, Owing Over $900,000
Fresh documents reveal the dire financial state of the expat's coaching business, which has left creditors significantly out of pocket.