Jim Cramer Predicts Oracle Will Decline and Advises Avoiding All Liquor Stocks. Here Are His Recommendations.
Quick Read Cramer believes Oracle carries too much risk for an IRA, and he advises avoiding Diageo and all alcoholic beverage stocks due to a 49% drop over five years. In his outlook for the latter half of 2026, Cramer highlighted banking and pharmaceuticals, noting JNJ’s 55% rise and JPM’s 22% gain in the past […]
Michigan Senate hopeful Abdul El-Sayed acknowledges breaking a liquor bottle.
Abdul El-Sayed Admits to Vandalism Over Beard Comments In a recent podcast, Michigan Democratic U.S. Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed shared that he had vandalized property at a Detroit liquor store. This incident stemmed from an exchange he had regarding the length of his beard, which is significant in the Muslim community as a sign of […]
New York State Liquor Authority set to simplify dancing regulations for bars and restaurants: ‘The dance enforcement is finished’
Curious about dancing with someone? Almost ten years after New York City removed its stringent cabaret and zoning regulations, the New York State Liquor Authority is looking to ease rules that currently prevent bars and restaurants from letting patrons dance without risking their liquor licenses. Even though the cabaret law itself has been overturned, the […]
Minnesota charity alleged to have misused $6.5M for Vegas vacations, luxury vehicles, and a private liquor store.
A charity in Minnesota focused on “violence disruption” has declared bankruptcy following allegations that its leaders misused $6.5 million in charitable assets to support extravagant lifestyles and private liquor stores. Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison announced on Friday that he would file a civil lawsuit against the nonprofit organization, We Push for Peace, along with […]
Staten Island Ferry will offer beer and liquor again, ending a seven-year period without alcohol.
The Booze Cruise is Making a Comeback Alcoholic beverages will return to the Staten Island Ferry this week after a seven-year hiatus, as announced by city officials on Monday. The ferry fleet’s MV SSG Michael H. Ollis kiosk will start selling beer, hard seltzers, and canned cocktails beginning Friday. In the following weeks, this service […]
Proposal for ‘Grandparents’ Happy Hour’ would allow nursing homes to avoid getting a liquor license
Happy Hour Legislation for Seniors in Minnesota Happy hour can be a challenge for some seniors in Minnesota, but a new proposed bill may change that. It aims to allow nursing homes to serve drinks without requiring a liquor license. Currently, Minnesota laws prevent facilities without a liquor license from hosting events with alcohol. However, […]
Liquor stores in New York might be allowed to sell cannabis beverages, but there’s a catch.
New York state is on the brink of permitting licensed liquor stores to sell cannabis-infused drinks, though these beverages would need to be low in THC content. Legislators are examining a proposal that would enable liquor stores to offer marijuana beverages alongside traditional alcohol, provided these drinks contain less than 5 milligrams of THC. According […]
The reasons why liquor bottle ‘marrying’ is against the law and tips for identifying it, according to specialists
Combining Liquor Bottles: A Cause for Concern Pouring one liquor bottle into another might seem harmless, but experts warn it’s a practice that shouldn’t be taken lightly. Customers should definitely keep an eye out for potential red flags. In the industry, it’s widely recognized that “marrying” liquor bottles is against federal law, and state laws […]
City Council Members in Minneapolis Warn They May Withhold Liquor Licenses from Hotels That Accommodated ICE Agents
Minneapolis City Council Debates Liquor Licenses for Hotels Housing ICE Agents On Tuesday, members of the Minneapolis City Council discussed whether to deny the renewal of liquor licenses for two hotels that accommodate Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) personnel. Tom Homan, the border czar, recently announced the conclusion of Operation Metro Surge, a campaign targeting […]
Are they being unfair? Minneapolis City Council alters liquor licenses for hotels supportive of ICE
Minneapolis City Council Delays Hotel Liquor License Renewals The Minneapolis city council has decided to postpone the renewal of liquor licenses for two hotels in the area where federal immigration agents were reportedly staying. On Tuesday, the council voted 8-5 to put off the renewal decision until the February 17 meeting. Additionally, they opted to […]