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Bunge Ltd., the world’s second- largest publicly traded sugar processor, said Chief Executive Officer Alberto Weisser will retire and be replaced by Soren Schroder, the head of its North American unit.
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Corn is due for more damage from a drought that has produced the worst U.S. growing conditions in almost a quarter century, according to David Driscoll, a Citigroup Inc. analyst.
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Massachusetts Treasurer Steven Grossman wants to reduce the assumed rate of return on the state’s $50 billion in pension-fund assets, currently at 8.25 percent and among the highest for U.S. public retirement plans.
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Campbell Soup Co., the world’s largest soup maker, fell the most in more than 10 months after saying earnings this quarter could be “negatively impacted” amid high soup inventories and an increase in marketing spending.
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U.S. students may know more about Lady Gaga than Abraham Lincoln.
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Ralcorp Holdings Inc.’s board risks costing shareholders a billion dollars if it walks away from ConAgra Foods Inc.’s third takeover offer in favor of splitting up the company.
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Corn Products International Inc., which sells sweeteners to Coca-Cola Co. and PepsiCo Inc., rose the most since August in New York trading after a Citigroup Inc. analyst speculated Bunge Ltd. may revive a bid for the company.
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U.S. schoolchildren, noses in their smartphones, don’t know the lay of the land.
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Archer Daniels Midland Co., the world’s largest grain processor, posted a second-quarter profit that missed analysts’ estimates after oilseed earnings fell and corn costs rose.
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Archer Daniels Midland Co., the world’s largest grain processor, posted a second-quarter profit that missed analysts’ estimates after oilseed earnings fell and corn costs rose.
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