Cheaper tequila and canned cocktails were the only bright spots for booze during a rough 2025

Alcohol sales slipped in 2025 as consumers cut back, with most spirits categories declining. Canned cocktails and lower-priced tequila were rare bright spots.

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Digital Asset Treasuries and Microcap or Nanocap companies
This episode of Money Never Sleeps Radio with Louis Velazquez focuses on Digital Asset Treasuries and Microcap or Nanocap companies, the benefits and misconceptions, as well as the cost of missed opportunities
Scams and Fraud, Mining, Gold, Diamonds, Crypto and more
Money Never Sleeps Radio with Louis Velazquez, the topic is Scams and Fraud, Mining, Gold, Diamonds, Crypto and more. We jumped into the various scams out there that investors should be aware of to protect themselves.
Tokenization The Future of Financial Markets
Money Never Sleeps Radio with Louis Velazquez, Topic is Tokenization The Future of Financial Markets
Nasdaq Delisiting Microcaps, Digital Asset Treasuries
Money Never Sleeps Radio with Louis Velazquez, Nasdaq Delisiting Microcaps, Digital Asset Treasuries
Cryptocurrency, blockchain, tradfi, defi, fintech
Money Never Sleeps Radio with Louis Velazquez, Cryptocurrency, blockchain, tradfi, defi, fintech
Private Equity, Digital Asset Treasuries, Private Equity, Cryptocurrency
Money Never Sleeps Radio with Louis Velazquez, Digital Asset Treasuries, Private Equity, Cryptocurrency

Leverage in Financial Markets, is it a Friend or Foe?
Leverage has always been one of the most powerful and dangerous forces in financial markets. At its best, leverage amplifies liquidity, improves price discovery and allows capital to be deployed more efficiently across stocks, commodities and cryptocurrencies. At its worst, it accelerates losses, forces indiscriminate selling and can turn ordinary market stress into systemic freefall. The post Leverage in Financial Markets, is it a Friend or Foe? first appeared on The UCW Newswire : Financial, Business and Tech News.
Copper in 2026, Where Bullish Rationale Meets Significant Risks
Copper has emerged as one of the most closely watched commodities heading into 2026, with prices briefly breaking record levels above $13,400 per metric ton on the London Metal Exchange in early January as markets reacted to supply concerns and robust demand signals. This surge reflects a convergence of long-term structural factors that have redefined The post Copper in 2026, Where Bullish Rationale Meets Significant Risks first appeared on The UCW Newswire : Financial, Business and Tech News.
BitGo’s Big Move, From Crypto Custody Pioneer to Wall Street Debut
In an industry still battling questions of legitimacy and regulatory clarity, BitGo Holdings has emerged as one of the most consequential early success stories in digital asset infrastructure. Founded in 2013 to address the acute security concerns that plagued early cryptocurrency markets, BitGo pioneered institutional-grade custody solutions, multi-signature wallets, cold storage and compliance-oriented key management, The post BitGo’s Big Move, From Crypto Custody Pioneer to Wall Street Debut first appeared on The UCW Newswire : Financial, Business and Tech News.
SPACs in a Deal-Starved Market are Scrambling for Targets
Special Purpose Acquisition Companies or SPACs, got headline news with dramatic fanfare in the early 2020s as an alternative route to public markets, enabling private companies to list without the prolonged process of a traditional IPO. But now six years into the SPAC boom, and in the midst of broader macroeconomic and regulatory headwinds, many The post SPACs in a Deal-Starved Market are Scrambling for Targets first appeared on The UCW Newswire : Financial, Business and Tech News.
Mining in the Age of Innovation, Why Technology, Not Just Commodity Prices, Is Redefining the Sector
For much of modern financial history, mining has been viewed as a cyclical, capital-intensive industry whose fortunes rise and fall with commodity prices. Gold rallies during periods of fear, copper surges during economic expansions and silver and platinum oscillate between industrial and monetary narratives. Yet beneath the familiar boom-and-bust cycle, something more structural is taking The post Mining in the Age of Innovation, Why Technology, Not Just Commodity Prices, Is Redefining the Sector first appeared on The UCW Newswire : Financial, Business and Tech News.
Registered Direct Offerings, A Double-Edged Tool for Public Companies and a Red Flag for Investors
Registered Direct Offerings (RDOs) occupy an unusual place in the public markets. They are fully registered with the SEC, marketed as “clean” capital raises and often positioned by issuers as institutional-friendly alternatives to PIPEs or other structured financings. Yet for all their legitimacy, RDOs can carry consequences that materially reshape a company’s stock performance, shareholder The post Registered Direct Offerings, A Double-Edged Tool for Public Companies and a Red Flag for Investors first appeared on The UCW Newswire : Financial, Business and Tech News.
Private Equity’s New Frontier, From Classic Buyouts to Family Office Powerhouses and Crypto Integration
For more than half a century, private equity (PE) has played a central role in reshaping corporate ownership and capital markets. What started as a relatively niche form of financing in the post-World War II era evolved dramatically in the late 1970s and early 1980s, when leveraged buyouts and institutional capital began to push private The post Private Equity’s New Frontier, From Classic Buyouts to Family Office Powerhouses and Crypto Integration first appeared on The UCW Newswire : Financial, Business and Tech News.
Rio Tinto Lines Up Banks for Potential Glencore Acquisition
In a significant development that signals a deeper wave of consolidation across the global mining industry, Rio Tinto plc has lined up a trio of high-profile financial advisers as it explores a potential acquisition of Glencore plc, according to multiple sources close to the matter. Such a transaction, if executed, would create the world’s largest The post Rio Tinto Lines Up Banks for Potential Glencore Acquisition first appeared on The UCW Newswire : Financial, Business and Tech News.

Leverage in Financial Markets, is it a Friend or Foe?
Leverage has always been one of the most powerful and dangerous forces in financial markets. At its best, leverage amplifies liquidity, improves price discovery and allows capital to be deployed more efficiently across stocks, commodities and cryptocurrencies. At its worst, it accelerates losses, forces indiscriminate selling and can turn ordinary market stress into systemic freefall. The post Leverage in Financial Markets, is it a Friend or Foe? first appeared on The UCW Newswire : Global Financial, Business and Tech News.
Copper in 2026, Where Bullish Rationale Meets Significant Risks
Copper has emerged as one of the most closely watched commodities heading into 2026, with prices briefly breaking record levels above $13,400 per metric ton on the London Metal Exchange in early January as markets reacted to supply concerns and robust demand signals. This surge reflects a convergence of long-term structural factors that have redefined The post Copper in 2026, Where Bullish Rationale Meets Significant Risks first appeared on The UCW Newswire : Global Financial, Business and Tech News.
BitGo’s Big Move, From Crypto Custody Pioneer to Wall Street Debut
In an industry still battling questions of legitimacy and regulatory clarity, BitGo Holdings has emerged as one of the most consequential early success stories in digital asset infrastructure. Founded in 2013 to address the acute security concerns that plagued early cryptocurrency markets, BitGo pioneered institutional-grade custody solutions, multi-signature wallets, cold storage and compliance-oriented key management, The post BitGo’s Big Move, From Crypto Custody Pioneer to Wall Street Debut first appeared on The UCW Newswire : Global Financial, Business and Tech News.
SPACs in a Deal-Starved Market are Scrambling for Targets
Special Purpose Acquisition Companies or SPACs, got headline news with dramatic fanfare in the early 2020s as an alternative route to public markets, enabling private companies to list without the prolonged process of a traditional IPO. But now six years into the SPAC boom, and in the midst of broader macroeconomic and regulatory headwinds, many The post SPACs in a Deal-Starved Market are Scrambling for Targets first appeared on The UCW Newswire : Global Financial, Business and Tech News.
Mining in the Age of Innovation, Why Technology, Not Just Commodity Prices, Is Redefining the Sector
For much of modern financial history, mining has been viewed as a cyclical, capital-intensive industry whose fortunes rise and fall with commodity prices. Gold rallies during periods of fear, copper surges during economic expansions and silver and platinum oscillate between industrial and monetary narratives. Yet beneath the familiar boom-and-bust cycle, something more structural is taking The post Mining in the Age of Innovation, Why Technology, Not Just Commodity Prices, Is Redefining the Sector first appeared on The UCW Newswire : Global Financial, Business and Tech News.
Registered Direct Offerings, A Double-Edged Tool for Public Companies and a Red Flag for Investors
Registered Direct Offerings (RDOs) occupy an unusual place in the public markets. They are fully registered with the SEC, marketed as “clean” capital raises and often positioned by issuers as institutional-friendly alternatives to PIPEs or other structured financings. Yet for all their legitimacy, RDOs can carry consequences that materially reshape a company’s stock performance, shareholder The post Registered Direct Offerings, A Double-Edged Tool for Public Companies and a Red Flag for Investors first appeared on The UCW Newswire : Global Financial, Business and Tech News.
Private Equity’s New Frontier, From Classic Buyouts to Family Office Powerhouses and Crypto Integration
For more than half a century, private equity (PE) has played a central role in reshaping corporate ownership and capital markets. What started as a relatively niche form of financing in the post-World War II era evolved dramatically in the late 1970s and early 1980s, when leveraged buyouts and institutional capital began to push private The post Private Equity’s New Frontier, From Classic Buyouts to Family Office Powerhouses and Crypto Integration first appeared on The UCW Newswire : Global Financial, Business and Tech News.
Rio Tinto Lines Up Banks for Potential Glencore Acquisition
In a significant development that signals a deeper wave of consolidation across the global mining industry, Rio Tinto plc has lined up a trio of high-profile financial advisers as it explores a potential acquisition of Glencore plc, according to multiple sources close to the matter. Such a transaction, if executed, would create the world’s largest The post Rio Tinto Lines Up Banks for Potential Glencore Acquisition first appeared on The UCW Newswire : Global Financial, Business and Tech News.

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