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Diageo, the world’s largest producer of spirits, has for the first time abandoned its target of a 5–7% annual increase in sales. Instead, the company is preparing for a prolonged period of weak demand and is launching a $1 billion cost-cutting program.
The Ukrainian marketplace Rozetka reported its largest financial losses in the company’s history following damage to its warehouse infrastructure near Kyiv.
The American corporation Procter & Gamble (P&G) has agreed to acquire the dietary supplement manufacturer Thorne for $3.8 billion. The deal will allow the owner of brands such as Ariel, Gillette, Oral-B, and Pampers to significantly strengthen its position in the rapidly growing market for health and wellness products.
The largest distribution center of the Ukrainian marketplace Rozetka, located in Brovary in the Kyiv region, was destroyed following a nighttime attack. The company’s founder, Irina Cecetkina, stated that the warehouse was completely burned down and cannot be restored.
The French fashion house Chanel significantly strengthened its position in the global luxury goods market in the first half of 2026, posting results that substantially outperformed those of most of its competitors. Strong demand for the new collections, created under the leadership of Creative Director Matthieu Blazy, enabled the company to maintain steady growth even amid a challenging macroeconomic and geopolitical environment.
Polaris Aviation Group, an airline that has not yet been officially registered in the Republic of Moldova, has acquired its first aircraft for commercial flights.
The Municipal Center for Entrepreneurship Development (CMDA), a state agency of the Chisinau City Hall, announces that it is now accepting applications for the IMPACT NETWORKS project competition, implemented as part of the EUroBRIDGE_UA_MD European project, funded by the European Union.
Thirty-five legendary companies that have accompanied Moldova’s 35-year journey toward statehood from the very beginning will be included in the “golden list” of Moldovan business history. And the first company named is the joint-stock company “AROMA.”
In the first quarter of 2026, heavy-duty trucks transported 7 million metric tons of cargo. The revised figure for the actual volume of freight transported is nearly double the previously published figure and is cited in official statistics as part of the first ASTRM pilot study conducted in accordance with European standards.
Axel Dumas, CEO of Hermès, has identified an unusual indicator that helps assess the outlook for the Chinese luxury market. That indicator is pork prices—one of the key indicators of consumer sentiment in the country.
Layoffs are becoming the new reality for the German auto industry. BMW has launched a voluntary workforce reduction program that, according to media reports, could result in a reduction of approximately 8,000 employees in Germany by the end of 2027.
A marketing campaign during the World Cup helped Coca-Cola boost sales of its key brands. Thanks to strong second-quarter results, the company raised its full-year forecast, and its stock rose by more than 7%, hitting a new all-time high.
While brands protected their logos in the 20th century, in the 21st century they protect the associations people make with them. Today, legal disputes center not only on company names, but also on colors, patterns, packaging shapes, product silhouettes, and other elements that allow consumers to recognize a brand in a split second.
Medpark, Moldova’s largest private clinic, ended 2025 with impressive growth in its financial performance. The medical facility’s revenue increased by 10% to 871 million lei, compared to 793 million lei a year earlier. Net profit grew even more—by 15%—to 131.5 million lei.
Apple set a new all-time record: the company’s market value surpassed $5 trillion for the first time following a rise in its stock price on Tuesday, July 28. The iPhone maker became the world’s largest publicly traded company by market capitalization, surpassing Nvidia and other tech giants.
The luxury market, estimated to be worth $400 billion, is going through a difficult period. After two years of declining sales, companies had expected a recovery in 2026; however, buyer caution and geopolitical tensions continue to weigh on demand.
According to Le Monde, the French media outlets owned by LVMH CEO Bernard Arnault are being used to advance business interests and influence the public agenda. The newspaper reaches this conclusion in the latest installment of a wide-ranging investigation into the owner of the world’s largest luxury goods manufacturer.
Generation Z is increasingly turning away from the traditional online dating model that Tinder was built on. Instead of endlessly swiping through profiles, young users are opting for group dates, meetups based on shared interests, and meeting people in person. This shift has already forced the largest dating services to revamp their products and seek new ways to retain their audience.
The Moldovan company owned by Andrei Melnichenko, a Russian oligarch subject to sanctions, has officially filed for bankruptcy. Until recently, the company was one of the leading importers of mineral fertilizers.
Swiss-based Nestlé is lobbying for a change in U.S. food labeling regulations: it wants to replace complex scientific names of ingredients with terms that are more familiar to consumers. The company believes that the current system deters consumers and creates the false impression that products contain hazardous substances.
