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Kraft Heinz Sees a $25 Billion Opportunity—in Schools

19Aug

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Kraft Heinz Sees a $25 Billion Opportunity—in Schools

Packaged-food giant revamps Lunchables for the cafeteria, tapping a new market and drawing pushback.

The Score: Eli Lilly, WeWork, Walt Disney and More Stocks That Defined the Week

11Aug

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The Score: Eli Lilly, WeWork, Walt Disney and More Stocks That Defined the Week

Here are some of the major companies whose stocks moved on the week’s news.

Kellogg's Plans for Stranded Cereal Unit Look Soggy

9Aug

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Kellogg's Plans for Stranded Cereal Unit Look Soggy

In its eagerness to focus on snacks, Kellogg hasn’t provided a convincing growth plan for its cereal spinoff.

Why Woke Capitalism Works for Ben & Jerry's

8Aug

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Why Woke Capitalism Works for Ben & Jerry's

Politics is central to its mission but a distraction from Anheuser-Busch’s, Disney’s and BlackRock’s.

7Aug

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Campbell Upgrades Its Sauce Game

The food company’s acquisition of Sovos, maker of the premium Rao’s tomato sauce, isn’t cheap. But it makes good strategic sense.

California Law Threatens to Help Drive Up Bacon Prices

3Aug

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California Law Threatens to Help Drive Up Bacon Prices

Wholesale pork-belly prices are surging as the state’s new animal-welfare measure takes effect.

Dove Maker Unilever Still Raising Prices as Volumes Slip

25Jul

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Dove Maker Unilever Still Raising Prices as Volumes Slip

The consumer goods giant—which also makes Ben & Jerry’s ice cream—beat second-quarter sales growth expectations.

Dow Edges Higher, Its 10th Gain in a Row

22Jul

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Dow Edges Higher, Its 10th Gain in a Row

Healthcare and financial stocks this week pushed into positive territory for the year.

Where Heat Waves Lead, Food Inflation Will Follow

21Jul

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Where Heat Waves Lead, Food Inflation Will Follow

Record temperatures in the U.S. and Europe offer a preview of the harsh conditions farmers in food-producing regions will likely face as the climate changes.

Russia Pulls Back From Humanitarian Cooperation at U.N.

16Jul

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Russia Pulls Back From Humanitarian Cooperation at U.N.

Moscow ends Syrian aid corridor and may block the renewal of the Black Sea grain deal.