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The Iran war is impacting aluminum, too... March 30, 2026 View Online | Sign Up | Shop Presented By Hello there. Wild weekend for KitKat: On Saturday, the candy-coated-wafer company told the Agence France-Presse that a truck carrying over 400,000 units was stolen after leaving a factory in central Italy on its way to Poland. The company originally warned that the theft might lead to Easter shortages. Yesterday, however, although the stolen candy was not retrieved, KitKat posted a statement to X saying, "Good news: there are no concerns for consumer safety, and supply is not affected." At first, we thought that could only mean the truck was filled with those weird "Ghost Toast" KitKats. Turns out, it's full of Formula 1 KitKats . Live and learn! — Brendan Cosgrove, Holly Van Leuven, Neal Freyman MARKETS: YEAR-TO-DATE Nasdaq 20,948.36 -9.87% S&P 6,368.85 -6.96% Dow 45,166.64 -6.03% 10-Year 4.440% +27.7 bps Bitcoin $66,983.63 -23.45% Alphabet...

Sports, music, and more, are powering the travel industry... March 29, 2026 View Online | Sign Up | Shop Presented By Kyle Smart for Morning Brew EDITOR'S NOTE Good morning. Don't let the recent airport horror stories dissuade you from following your favorite F1 driver across Europe, journeying halfway around the world for a once-in-a-lifetime spiritual rite, or road-tripping to the Black Hills in South Dakota for a giant motorcycle rally. Event travel is increasingly boosting local economies, as globetrotters get off their phones and seek out new experiences away from the comfort of home. So, read on for some ideas about where to adventure next. ALL THE WORLD'S A STAGE Live events: The traveling boom town The stage for the BTS reunion concert in South Korea. Chung Sung-Jun/Getty Images It stings when out-of-towners flock to a nearby concert that you couldn't get tickets to, but at least your economy might get the last laugh. Taylor Swift's an...