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Activist investor Jana Partners disclosed a 9.1 percent stake in Pinnacle Foods and said it would seek talks with the company on a range of subjects. » Read More
By: Jeff Daniels
Beijing's tit-for-tat trade spat with Washington could come back to bite China when it comes to soybeans and even the grain sorghum to some extent. » Read More |
By: Angelica LaVito
Philip Morris has touted Japan as a success story for iQOS, its heat-not-burn tobacco product. » Read More |
The two black men, arrested a week ago at a Philadelphia Starbucks, tell ABC News they hope what happened to them never happens again. » Read More |
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Silicon Valley-based Impossible Foods is taking its plant-based "Impossible Burger" to the shores of Hong Kong.
The senators join the growing chorus of people calling on the Food and Drug Administration to help stop Juul's popularity among kids and teens.
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Passengers using Uber or Lyft are now able to buy drinks, snacks and even phone chargers while they are on their way from A to B, with tech company Cargo announcing a deal with Coca-Cola to sell its Smartwater in cars
Heineken, the world's second-largest brewer, sold more beer in the first quarter of 2018 than a year earlier.
Goldman Sachs gave an update to the consumer staples sector Tuesday.
CHS Inc and other U.S. companies will be required to put down a 178.6 percent deposit for sorghum shipments to China, Beijing said.
A trade war would have serious consequences for global GDP growth, but Olam's strategic business model has placed the company in a stable position, said Sunny Verghese, the CEO of Olam International.
Perdue Farms CEO Randy Day isn't losing sleep over the trade spat with China, despite pork being targeted by Beijing.
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The grocer plans to invest in education, wages and retirement benefits, saying tax law changes helped fund these efforts.
Credit Suisse lowers its rating to underperform from outperform for Kraft Heinz shares, predicting it will report earnings lower than expectations this year.
Starbucks CEO Kevin Johnson says it was "completely inappropriate" for employees to call the police in this case.
McDonald's recent sales growth should not be considered the norm, according to analysts at Stephens.
A prominent pub chain in the UK shut down its Facebook, Twitter and Instagram accounts, saying that people are spending too much time on social media. Tim Martin, the chair of JD Wetherspoon, said that people could not control their urge to use them
Nearly 207 million eggs from a farm in North Carolina are being recalled from nine U.S. states after 22 people fell ill, the federal Food and Drug Administration has said.
Philadelphia's police commissioner defended the arrest of two black men as they sat in a Starbucks coffee shop.
During the 1970s and 1980s, international markets, namely Asia and Europe, threw a lifeline out to whiskey and bourbon distillers as Americans shifted their taste to clear spirits.
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