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...“The more options I get, the more a game works for me,” Clark said. “I can write my own narrative as I’m playing.”...
...M&S’s contract with HSBC, which owns M&S Bank, is up for renewal. M&S is likely to push for more control and a bigger cut of the spoils....
...Companies attending CAGNY also signalled that small-to-mid-sized deals were on the table again, despite high interest rates, in a sign that companies were turning to M&A while organic growth remains elusive...
...J.M Smucker, the US jam and pet food conglomerate is buying Hostess for a whopping $5.6bn, including debt. The high-calorie deal is a sweet win for Hostess shareholders....
...“M&S has a history of overpromising and underdelivering.” The strong performance from Tesco and M&S comes a day after rival J Sainsbury disappointed investors with weak general merchandise sales....
...But otherwise, give me a V-sweet C-suite job any time. As if anyone would....
...monarch, George V at the Empire Exhibition in London, and the first commemorative stamps being issued in Great Britain....
...Alphabet, Tesla and Nestlé were among those appointing new CFOs last year....
...But the case of food companies is extreme. Part of it can be explained idiosyncratically. Several of the S&P food stocks are simply performing badly....
...Commiserations to 2022’s winner Tyler Yarnell, who in 2023 came third last with a portfolio betting on Canadian oil companies — and a short position on Carvana....
...Companies in Wall Street’s benchmark S&P 500 index spent $175bn buying back shares in the three months to June, according to preliminary data from S&P....
...But maybe it squeaks out a few extra basis points and it’s a little bit more stable. And I actually find that appealing now. So I think I’m a great S&P 500 tracker fund guy....
...In an expansion, it’s not high-quality, safe, defensive names like Domino’s and Nestlé that rise. It’s risky companies, right? It’s growthy companies....
...[MUSIC PLAYING] Marc FilippinoBig food companies like Nestlé and PepsiCo are pouring money into something called regenerative agriculture....
...He drives a Tesla model S (with the paint stripped off to reveal the bare metal) and sails an 82ft Mark V special operations craft, a $3mn camouflaged Navy Seal vessel mounted with decommissioned machine...
...For example, As You Sow — a non-profit that is one of the most active environmental advocacy organisations in the US — has in recent years targeted the food companies Campbell Soup, JM Smucker and Kelloggs...
...Tim Moore of survey organisers S&P Global said construction companies were “increasingly optimistic that the worst could be behind them soon as recession risks fade and interest rate cuts appear close on...
...Overall earnings dropped 4 per cent during the quarter despite revenue rising 1 per cent. Nestlé has a similar story to tell....
...Gold bars, Bentleys, Hermès handbags, wads of cash, luxury apartments, a daring escape attempt and a police investigation that has captured global attention . . . the S$1.8bn money-laundering case gripping...
...A plaque above the organ nods to the city’s once-thriving ceramics industry, honouring local potter George Meakin, who in 1851 founded ceramics manufacturing company J & G Meakin with his brother James....
...HOLD: J Sainsbury (SBRY) A strong Christmas season underpinned a bullish trading update for the supermarket group, writes Christopher Akers....
...In a choppy session for equity markets, Wall Street’s benchmark S&P 500 closed 0.9 per cent lower and the tech-heavy Nasdaq Composite dropped 1.5 per cent....
...As with the other pillars of the scheme, the aim is to raise incomes to break the cycle of reliance on cheap child labour, though the company admits that it will take a long time to see results....
...I’m sure if you’re an old-school private company, like Bloomberg, it makes sense. But if you’re a tech company with a lot of stakeholders, it’s probably just easier to be public....
...Nestlé’s M&A regrets It’s not often that the head of a large company publicly admits its dealmaking was a mistake. But Nestlé’s chief executive Mark Schneider is feeling frank....
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