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MILWAUKEE PepsiCo penalty set as...
A judge has tossed out a default judgment - for now at least - that could have cost PepsiCo Inc.
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News Analysis: MPIC cements its control over Philippine power firm
The Lopez family's decision to finally sell half of its remaining 13.4 percent stake in Manila Electric Co.
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Like an aging wine, wineries often go through dumb stages when nothing seems to be happening.
SABMiller probed in UK over charges of poor governance
The UK's stock exchange regulator, the Financial Services Authority , is investigating claims of poor governance at SABMiller after a complaint by shareholder activist Theo Botha.
Cadbury to slam Krafta s a cheapa hostile bid
ROGER CARR, the Cadbury chairman, will issue a caustic rebuttal to Kraft, the American food group, when it tables a 10 billion hostile bid for the Dairy Milk maker tomorrow.
Stolen truck full of liquor found in Chicago
A truck trailer that was stolen in Indianapolis with 1,200 cases of liquor on board has been found in Chicago.
Carlsbad company sues makers of Monster
A Carlsbad-based management company filed a multimillion dollar lawsuit against the makers of Monster energy drinks alleging fraud and intentional interference with contractual claims, it was announced Friday.
Health Highlights: Nov. 5, 2009
Here are some of the latest health and medical news developments, compiled by editors of HealthDay : Almost two dozen doctors have quit the American Academy of Family Physicians after the group announced a deal with Coca-Cola Co.
AOL Announces Key Hires Ahead of Separation from Time Warner
NEW YORK, BUSINESS WIRE -- AOL announced today it has completed its financial leadership team as it prepares to separate from Time Warner Inc.
Judge Tosses Out $1.26B Ruling Against PepsiCo
A judge has tossed out a decision - for now at least - that could have cost PepsiCo Inc.
Low growth Kraft throws doubt on takeover bid for Cadbury
A "slow growth" quarterly report from US multinational Kraft Foods has thrown doubt on the future of the global food industry's biggest takeover deal.
Molson Coors Brewing Company Reports Operating Results
Molson Coors Brewing Company filed Quarterly Report for the period ended 2009-09-26. Molson Coors Brewing Company is world's fifth-largest global brewer.
After onstage spat, Offerpal replaces CEO
Offerpal Media , a company that helps social-network app creators make money from offers and surveys, on Tuesday announced that it had replaced its CEO in the wake of a high-profile onstage argument at a conference and subsequent press over whether it's scamming consumers who fill out offers in order to earn virtual goods in social games.
World Economic Forum to mark 25 years of ties with India
The World Economic Forum will hold its three-day India Economic Summit here from Sunday, with Prime Minister Manmohan Singh as the key speaker, to mark 25 years of active engagement between the Davos-based organisation and India.
Locksmith Allegedly Steals Vending Machine Money
A locksmith from Van Nuys, who allegedly posed as a Coca-Cola Co. representative, was in custody, police said Thursday.
Hansen Natural 3Q profit rises on Monster Energy drink sales, misses forecasts; shares fall
Hansen Natural Corp., which makes sodas and energy drinks, said Thursday its third-quarter profit rose 8 percent on continued strength of its Monster Energy drinks and a growing share of the energy drink market at gas stations and convenience stores.
San Miguel profit jumps in Sept.
By Chino S. Leyco, Reporter SOUTHEAST Asia's largest food and beverage conglomerate announced on Thursday that its profit more than doubled for the first nine-months on the back of the sustained growth of its beer and liquor units.
Molson Coors 3rd-quarter profit up 37 percent on price increases, cost controls
Consumers bought less beer made by Molson Coors in its third quarter, but profit rose 37 percent because of price increases and cost savings from the company's joint venture in the U.S. Molson Coors said it raised prices across its major markets but discounted some prices to compete, which some analysts took as a sign that the higher prices might ...
After 125 years, M&S stores to start selling other brands
Marks & Spencer is to break with 125 years of tradition and start selling branded grocery products such as Nescafe and Persil in its stores.
Pabst for sale again; Newspaper says asking price would be about $300 million
MILWAUKEE Pabst Brewing Co., owner of Pabst Blue Ribbon, Schlitz and other old-line beer brands, is on the sale block again.
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