Diageo PLC closed 28.59% short of its 52-week high of £29.75, which the company achieved on March 14th.

It has been one bit of bad news after another for the FTSE 100 drinks giant, but Christopher Ruane has no plans to sell his Diageo shares. Here's why. The post Are Diageo shares the ultimate recovery ...

Brace yourselves…. You’re not going to like this, but should we really be getting that upset at a 4.2% rise in Guinness?

While volume growth may be low and stagnating, this mature company with great brands is able to increase prices over the rate of inflation. In Diageo's latest half-year results for the period ...

Shares of Diageo PLC DGE slid 1.74% to £21.77 Friday, on what proved to be an all-around poor trading session for the stock ...

As dairy-free creamer options continue to grow, the brand is giving Irish coffee fans a alternative to its flagship drink.

Diageo shares have tanked. But one director at the alcoholic beverages company clearly believes there’s an investment ...