In the days after Trump kicked off the global trade war, I predicted that we’d see gradual but substantial shifts in consumer behavior, including a shift into “value-mode” with consumers choosing to eat out less frequently and emphasizingMarkets rise and fall, booms come and go, and the world keeps ticking. Ultimately, I believe observing megatrends, as difficult as they can be to spot, let alone fully comprehend, can yield insights into the advance of human society, which in turn could pave the way for man ...

Amid a global trade war and growing sticker shock for consumers, the price of one item has shockingly remained the same. A big can of Arizona iced tea still 99. Are you raising the prices of your big cans above 99.Right now, we have no plan to do it. Those iconic 99 cent cans cause the American company to use more than 100 million pounds of aluminum a year. In June, the White House announced that tariffs on aluminum and steel imports would double from 25 to 50%.How much more is a big can costing you to make ...

Market Concerns - ASML's clients are more worried about the global trade war than in April [1] Executive Commentary - CFO Roger Dassen commented on clients' increased concerns [1]