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General Mills' earnings miss spooked investors, prompting a sell-off that dragged down multiple food stocks to more than 1-year lows. » Read More
British retail sales unexpectedly surged in August, official figures showed on Wednesday, boosting the chance that the Bank of England will raise interest rates in November. » Read More |
A technical glitch caused Amazon.com to email some customers erroneously that they had received a gift, the company said on Tuesday. » Read More |
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Jim Cramer says three tie-ups, including the potential deal between T-Mobile and Sprint, justified his bullishness in a red-hot market. » Read More |
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The billionaire activist investor says he wants to work with P&G's CEO even though the two have been engaged in a heated war of words.
Amazon has made Whole Foods' prices more competitive with rivals Ralphs and Sprouts in the greater Los Angeles area, according to JPMorgan.
Tobacco companies have already started posturing themselves for a future beyond cigarettes.
Toys 'R' Us is working on getting a loan to fund operations in a potential bankruptcy filing possible before the holidays, sources said.
Jim Cramer sat down with Tom Maas, the CEO of Agave Loco and creator of RumChata, to hear more about his savvy marketing tactics.
Jim Cramer reviews the top stocks and events to watch next week and warns investors not to get too comfortable as the market runs higher.
Debra Crew, CEO of Reynolds American, expects a race to innovate with less harmful nicotine products.
Insurance firms are facing increasing competitive pressure on all fronts due to the rise of insurance technology (insurtech), according to a report.
Insolvent Air Berlin said it is cancelling around 70 flights on Tuesday after pilots called in sick in unusually high numbers.
Jim Cramer sat down with Procter & Gamble CEO David Taylor, who shot back at activist investor Nelson Peltz.
Fallen Chinese tech unicorn Xiaomi is seeing a turnaround in its fortunes following a surge in mobile phone shipments, the FT reports.
How does a business full of engineers sell products in a manner that appeals to your average Joe but doesn't alienate hard-core fans?
The hedge fund activist defends his plan to reorganize the consumer product giant.
Nelson Peltz released a 93-page white paper on Wednesday describing his plans to shake up the consumer product giant.
EY said Wednesday that it plans to launch the first blockchain platform for marine insurance, alongside Microsoft, Maersk and others.
SunTrust recommends investors buy shares of Newell Brands, noting weak performance but citing its "highly attractive" valuation.
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