Campbell Soup News
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Avon Products Inc., the door-to- door cosmetics seller, said Fred Hassan resigned as non- executive chairman after about four months in the post to focus on other professional responsibilities.
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Beth Comstock, a Nike Inc. director, says she picked up ideas in the shoemaker’s boardroom about doing business in India by appealing to that country’s love of cricket. Now she’s taking what she learned back to her day job as General Electric Co.’s marketing chief.
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New Jersey Governor Chris Christie said the state will take control of the Camden school system’s administration and finances to turn around a district where less than half of all students graduate.
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Samsung Electronics Co., the world’s largest smartphone maker, asked a judge in Japan to dismiss Apple Inc.’s appeal in a patent-infringement case won by the South Korean company in August.
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Herbalife Ltd. Director Jeff Dunn said hedge fund manager Bill Ackman is wrong in his analysis that the company is a pyramid scheme and is just “throwing rocks” to support his short position in the shares.
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As a leader, what do you want to accomplish? Do your employees know what needs to be done to reach that objective? Do they know how you expect them to behave? And — once they know the "what" and "how" — do you provide them with enough autonomy to get the job done in an effective and timely way? These are pragmatic business issues that all leaders encounter....
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Campbell Soup Co., whose cans were transformed into artworks by Andy Warhol, plans to turn potato peel and tomato waste into biogas to power its Ohio factory.
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The Standard & Poor’s 500 Index climbed to a five-year high as a drop in jobless claims and Warren Buffett’s deal for H.J. Heinz Co. overshadowed concern over shrinking economies in Europe and Japan.
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Campbell Soup Co. is preparing a 1.5 billion pounds ($2.3 billion) offer for parts of United Biscuits Holdings Ltd. , the Sunday Times said, without saying where it got the information.
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Warren Buffett’s Berkshire Hathaway Inc. and Jorge Paulo Lemann’s 3G Capital agreed to buy HJ Heinz Co. for about $23 billion, ending the independence of an iconic ketchup maker that traces its roots to the 1860s.
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