PepsiCo Inc.'s beverage sales in North America fell for the fourth consecutive quarter, but the company saw a slight increase in net income, helped by its national snacks business and some overseas …
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Trump administration fees could hurt the auto and truck industry more than the aid, auto industry veteran Jim Press told CNBC.
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BHUBANESWAR, India-When Srikumar Misra returned to his home in this eastern Indian city from London in 2010 to launch a dairy company, he was as far from Silicon Valley as he could …
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Read More »One year after Amazon devours Whole Foods, rivals pursue countermovements
The acquisition of Whole Foods for one year by Amazon.com Inc. is prompting the food industry to reorganize the way it sells fresh food to consumers. The e-commerce giant agreed to buy …
Read More »Jack Ma’s financial ant valued at around $ 150 billion after financing round
The financial technology giant of HONG KONG-Jack Ma has consolidated its position as one of the most valuable private companies in the world. China's Ant China and China's Micro Financial Services Group …
Read More »Fed backs easing restrictions on Volcker’s rule in big-bank trade
Updated May 30, 2018 5:53 p.m. ET WASHINGTON-Large bank operators would have more freedom to buy and sell without worrying about Volcker's rule under the proposed changes unanimously approved by the Federal …
Read More »Starbucks closes for Antibias training, leaving customers who need a solution
Updated May 29, 2018 3:24 p.m. ET Starbucks Corp. SBUX -1.48% closed more than 8,000 coffees operated by the company on Tuesday afternoon to provide antibias training to its employees, sending customers …
Read More »Business investment rebounds in April, but orders for durable goods generally fall
WASHINGTON-A proxy for business investment rose a solid rate last month, but orders for durable goods fell in April due to a decrease in demand for aircraft. Orders for durable goods-products designed …
Read More »Campbell CEO retires and sales cool down again
Updated May 18, 2018 at 9:19 a.m. ET Campbell soup Co. CPB -0.66% said that Denise Morrison he retires immediately after seven years as CEO and can sell some brands after a …
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