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By Michelle Williams
| Forbes Japan Verified
いまの米国ワインをめぐる数字は、2つのまったく異なる物語を語っている。 2025年、業績上位のワイナリーは売上高を22%伸ばした。一方、業績下位のワイナリーは13%減少した。中央値のワイナリーは成長ゼロだった。この格差──そしてその要因──が、シリコンバレー銀行（現在はファースト・シチズンズ銀行傘下）のワイン部門が今月発表した「2026年DTC（消費者直販）ワインレポート」の中心テーマである。 450のファミリーワイナリーからの調査回答に基づく15回目となる年次報告書は、慎重な結論に達している。すなわち、低迷期の最悪局面は業界として通過した可能性があるが、安定化は回復と同義ではない。 「状況は変わった。だが、良くなったわけではない──まだだ」と、シリコンバレー銀行ワイン部門の創設者でエグゼクティブ・バイスプレジデントを務め、本レポートの著者でもあるロブ・マクミランは語る。 マインドセットの格差 勝者と苦戦組を分けるのは、産地の威信でも生産規模でもない。注意を向ける先の違いである。...
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The Tutor Effect: Celebrating the tutors who help learners believe they can

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By Danette Breitenbach, Shan Radcliffe, Michelle Williams
| Bizcommunity Verified
2 days7 days30 daysBy Industry Show more Advertise your job vacancies Subscribe to daily business and company news across 19 industries This World Tutor Day, (2 July 2026), Tutor Doctor South Africa is celebrating tutors and academic coaches who go beyond helping learners just pass a test. They also help learners see themselves differently. A great tutor is a steady voice when school feels overwhelming.
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Georgian Wine Is Caught Between Russia And The West

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By Michelle Williams
| Yahoo Finance Verified
At Teliani Valley, one of Georgia's top-five producers by volume, roughly 40 percent of wine still goes to Russia. Export manager Shota Natroshvili is almost philosophical about the new excise taxes. "We are used to it," he says. "Whatever it is, we just adapt. Every year, there's a new rule." He pauses. "It's frustrating, yeah. But we got used to it." Teliani Valley is actively developing U.S. distribution and has added five importers in five new states.
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