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Campbell Soup begun the process of selling a number of its brands, including the iconic Arnott's snacking business, which is attracting the attention of companies including Mondelez and Kraft Heinz.
Daniel Loeb's hedge fund, Third Point, has trimmed the number of nominees it is making to the Campbell Soup board to five, sources tell CNBC.
Cold-pressed drink company Suja Life has tapped investment bank Evercore to explore a possible sale of the company, people familiar with the situation tell CNBC.
The company is widely expected to deliver terrible earnings Tuesday night that show a continued slide in pizza sales, a steep drop in profit and trouble with its franchise owners during the third quarter.
CVS expects its roughly $69 billion acquisition of health insurer Aetna to close before Thanksgiving. CVS plans to open its first concept stores early next year, CEO Larry Merlo told Wall Street analysts Tuesday.
CVS Health reported third-quarter earnings and revenue that beat analysts' expectations.
Credit Karma will add TransUnion-owned Noddle's more than 4 million customers, increasing its total user base to over 89 million.
The company has received several bids, the sources said, and there is confidence they will get a deal done.
Sears Chairman Eddie Lampert has gone to investment banks in the past week asking them to improve the terms of his bankruptcy loan. If Sears doesn't get more money, it could burn through cash within two weeks.
Comcast also reports a net drop in video customers of 106,000, better than the expected loss of 153,000.
The so-called wolf pack provision is tucked inside a "poison pill" the board adopted in July to restrict Schnatter, who already owns about 30 percent of the company, from acquiring more equity in the company.
Daniel Loeb's Third Point is going after the board of Campbell Soup in a four-minute video aimed at persuading shareholders to take his side in a fight for control.
The IPO will be the first public stock offering for one of the slew of new companies that make vegetarian meat items that also appeal to carnivores.
Billionaire owner of the Golden Nugget Casinos Tilman Fertitta plans to offer Caesars Entertainment $13 per share in a potential merger, sources tell CNBC.
Campbell Soup heirs who hold roughly 41 percent of the company's shares come out in support of the soup giant in its battle with activist investor Dan Loeb.
Former Sears CEO Eddie Lampert speaks to 1,000 employees one day after the retail giant filed for bankrtupcy.
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