Combs’ relationship with Diageo dates to 2007, when the London-based company — which owns more than 200 brands, including Guinness beer and Tanqueray gin — approached Combs about Ciroc.

Diageo PLC, a British liquor company that owns more than 200 brands worldwide, on Tuesday asked the New York Supreme Court to dismiss a lawsuit Combs filed earlier this year claiming Diageo has ...

Sean “Diddy” Combs’ lawsuit against liquor brand Diageo will continue. On Thursday, a judge rejected the alcohol company’s motions to either dismiss or send the lawsuit to private ...

The liquor giant Diageo has issued a point-by-point rebuttal to Sean “Diddy” Combs’ lawsuit, rejecting the rapper/entrepreneur’s claims that he and his vodka and tequila brands were ...

Sean “Diddy” Combs is suing liquor giant Diageo for allegedly treating his DeLeon Tequila and Ciroc Vodka labels as inferior “Black brands” that should be targeted to “urban” consumers.

Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs might no longer be as wealthy as he loses brand deals and sells off branches of his empire amid charges of ...

Diageo faces organic de-growth and rising risks from high debt and shrinking cash flow. Learn why a Sell rating is ...

Liquor brands like Grey Goose and Diageo want in. Story by John Kell • 4mo. S ports and spirits have long been sideline companions, but beer has traditionally dominated the game-day menu.

Diageo, the London-based spirits giant that owns more than 200 brands, on Friday unveiled the “world’s lightest whisky glass bottle,” a 70-centiliter Johnnie Walker Blue Label Ultra.

With the deal, Ritual will join a collection of brands that comprise much of a typical bar’s liquor shelf. Diageo is the parent of Bulleit, Casamigos, Guinness, Crown Royal and others.

In recent years, Diageo has been gearing its portfolio toward more premium brands in fast-growing categories while selling off lower-value brands. In the medium and long term, we expect this ...

Liquor brands like Grey Goose and Diageo want in. From branded cocktails at stadiums to high-profile ad campaigns, spirits companies are rewriting the rules of sports sponsorships.