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57.900
+0.500+0.87%

Close Nov 18 16:00 ET

57.500
-0.400-0.69%

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143.33BMarket Cap20.77P/E (TTM)

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Key Deals This Week: Exxon, Unilever, Cardinal Health, Charter Communications and More
Seeking AlphaNov 16 13:46 ET
Sector Update: Consumer Stocks Decline Late Afternoon
MT NewswiresNov 15 15:52 ET
Unilever Staff Will Switch to Ice Cream Unit to Save Their Jobs
BNN BloombergNov 15 10:49 ET
For the 5th Consecutive Year, Hellmann's Mayonnaise Returns to the Big Game
PR NewswireNov 15 09:30 ET
Unilever (UL.US) plans to reduce the number of layoffs in europe and transfer some employees to the ice cream business department.
The head of the Unilever Europe working committee stated that the company will reduce the number of layoffs in Europe by about 1,500 fewer than originally expected, and has hired around 1,000 people mainly affected by cost-cutting plans for its upcoming divestiture of the ice cream business.
Zhitong FinanceNov 15 08:39 ET
Unilever Trims European Job Cuts and Increase Staffing at Ben & Jerry's
Seeking AlphaNov 15 08:23 ET

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Bull X Bear

Nov 5 10:31

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Clintzilla

Sep 29 10:31

$Unilever (UL.US)$ so your 3-4 dollar body wash "Dove" for example is up to 12 dollars and now you get 20 ounces instead of 24.. but stock looks good just a big pole on the weekly, no pullback no consolidation.. Corporate Greed at it's finest.. you'll be up there with JNJ and PnG before you know it..

Moomoo News Global

Sep 19 07:24

Columns Will Rate Cuts Boost the Stock Market? A Global Equity Investment Guide

The Federal Reserve on Wednesday implemented its first rate cut in over four years, reducing the benchmark rate by 50 basis points to a range of 4.75%-5%.
The move surpassed Wall Street's expectations. Analysts had generally anticipated a 25 basis point cut, while the futures market had priced in a 61% probability of a 50 basis point cut and a 39% probability of a 25 basis point reduction.
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Another 25bp Rate Cut! What's next for the market?

Ava Quinn

Sep 12 08:32

Columns Understanding U.S. Inflation Trends to Seize New Investment Opportunities

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The release of the U.S. Consumer Price Index (CPI) data for August has once again confirmed market expectations regarding inflation trends.The year-over-year growth rate of the overall CPI has fallen to 2.5%, while core CPI remains stable. This not only indicates that market supply and demand are gradually balancing, but also provides investors with a good opportunity to rea...

CPI hits 3-year low: How will it sway the Fed rate decision?

Moomoo News Global

Aug 28 07:23

Columns Seizing Opportunities in Rallying Consumer Staples Stocks

The typically sleepy consumer-staples stock sector has been having a moment lately. The S&P 500’s consumer staples sector has risen 6% since August and has increased 16% year-to-date. $Walmart (WMT.US)$, $Costco (COST.US)$, $Philip Morris International (PM.US)$ and $Coca-Cola (KO.US)$ all reached all-time highs during Tuesday's trading session.
Source: S&P Global
What is driving the outperformance of consumer staples?
Strong retail sales data ...