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On May 19, Bath & Body Works, Inc. (NYSE:BBWI) announced the immediate replacement of its CEO, Gina Boswell, with Daniel Heaf. He was recently Nike’s chief strategy and transformation officer until the elimination of his role by Nike’s new CEO, Elliott Hill. Bath & Body Works, Inc. (NYSE:BBWI) now has a second new CEO in […]
A slew of European companies are working on plans to list business units worth more than $100 billion combined, offering a bright spot amid muted capital markets activity.
Daniel Heaf has been named CEO of the personal care and beauty retailer as its second chief in less than three years. He will begin work Monday as the personal care giant looks to broaden its customer base.
Gina Boswell is out from the top role, and Daniel Heaf — who once was the head of Nike Direct — has stepped in to lead the company.
Daniel Heaf was most recently Nike's chief transformation and strategy officer until his role was eliminated by the sneaker giant's new CEO Elliott Hill.
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WBD has a plan to get characters from The Matrix and Harry Potter into more branded commercials.
Unilever is well-positioned in the consumer staples market with its diverse portfolio of globally recognized brands; a new high is likely in 2025.
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Berry has over 38 years of experience with companies such as Hindustan Unilever and Pepsico, both in India and internationally.
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It had earlier forecast annual net revenue of $320 million to $335 million. The company's shares were down 5.5% in extended trading after it missed expectations for first-quarter results and forecast current quarter net revenues below estimates. The stock has fallen for four years straight, and are down about 33% so far in 2025 as plant-based meat products struggled to take off among consumers in the U.S. who are skeptical of the products' taste and manufacturing processes.
The S&P 500 Index staged a strong comeback in the past few weeks as investors bought the dip following the Liberation Day speech
NEW YORK (Reuters) -Ice cream maker Ben & Jerry's said late on Friday that billionaire activist investor Nelson Peltz, who is on its parent company Unilever's board, has increased his influence over the consumer goods conglomerate, including on political issues. Unilever and the unit have been locked in a bitter legal dispute since last year over allegations that the parent is muzzling it, hurting its ability to carry out its social mission. The Vermont-based frozen dessert manufacturer made the new claims in response to Unilever's attempts last week to have the case thrown out.
From makers of shampoo to shopping complexes, Indian companies are seeing early signs of consumption demand revival, signaling a yearlong slump could be lifting just in time to provide some buffer from US tariffs chaos
Here are the latest innovations in the skincare space to look out for.
NEW YORK (Reuters) -Unilever on Friday rejected the claim it tried to oust former Ben & Jerry's chief executive Dave Stever for supporting his company's progressive social activism, saying it offered him a bigger role and more pay but he chose to resign. In a court filing, Unilever also sought the dismissal of Ben & Jerry's lawsuit seeking to stop its alleged efforts to dismantle its board and end its activism, which has included protesting the war in Gaza and attempting to criticize U.S. President Donald Trump. Unilever called the lawsuit a vehicle for Ben & Jerry's Chair Anuradha Mittal to denigrate it, while the ice cream maker pursued a "staunchly pro-Palestinian, anti-Israeli stance" that caused Unilever to lose investors and see its reputation tarred.
Jamie Lowe brings more than 25 years of experience with companies like Danone and Tyson. She replaces David Faruros, who’s been named chief accounting officer.
LONDON/SEOUL/NEW YORK (Reuters) -Businesses across multiple industries are hiking prices, backing away from previous financial guidance and warning of growing uncertainty as U.S. President Donald Trump's trade war pushes up costs, upends supply chains and stirs concerns about the global economy. Earnings releases on Thursday showed that corporations around the world ran into a wall of uncertainty in the first quarter, as executives found themselves navigating the Trump administration's constantly shifting stance on trade. "We will have to pull every lever we have in our arsenal to mitigate the impact of tariffs within our cost structure and P&L," Procter & Gamble Chief Financial Officer Andre Schulten said on a media call after the Pampers maker announced plans to hike prices to cover the impact of extra costs from the sweeping tariff war.
Donald Trump’s tariff war and cost inflation are adding to pressures reflected in the prices of everyday goods
Unilever Plc said Ben & Jerry’s is “not for sale” and will remain a key brand in the consumer goods group’s soon-to-be spun off ice cream division.
Unilever Plc and Nestle SA posted better-than-expected sales in the first quarter after pushing up prices to counter surging commodity costs.
Carl Raymond Cruz, the new CEO of Globe Telecom, also admits his "bias" for Indian companies, thanks to their "rigor" and "operational intensity."
LONDON (Reuters) -Household goods and packaged food makers are easing U.S. price increases to avoid losing American shoppers to retailers' less expensive private-label brands as a global trade war tests the limits of their pricing power at grocery stores. U.S. President Donald Trump has imposed broad tariffs on several countries around the world in recent months, sparking worries that the U.S. economy will be pushed into recession, with commodities and basic utilities becoming more expensive. Trump met with major retailers, including Walmart and Target on Monday to discuss the tariffs' impact on their imports.
Unilever Plc beat estimates for sales performance at the start of its fiscal year as a result of price hikes, solid demand for premium products and improved performance in some markets.
HUL stock surged nearly 3% after Q4 earnings but reversed its gains following cautious margin guidance from management. While volumes grew 2%, rising input costs and muted urban demand weighed on overall profitability.