Jan 1, 2008 | Business Standard
J&J to get consumer brands from Pfizer India
A year after global drug major Pfizer announced the sale of some of its consumer health brands to Johnson & Johnson, the board of Pfizer India cleared the proposal for the transfer of the brands to J&J in ... via Business Standard
Jan 1, 2008 | M2.com
IVZ, ONT, IPSU, SOLF, ICPR, RMDX Have Been On BUYINS.NET Naked Short...
BUYINS.NET, www.buyins.net, announced today that these select companies have been on the NASDAQ, AMEX and NYSE naked short threshold list for 13 consecutive trading days: INVESCO PLC , On2 Technologies Inc , ... via M2.com
Tembec Inc. said noteholders representing US$774 million have agreed to support its recapitalization plan as of Monday. via Mix 99.9
Morning Indulgence Without the Guilt
“When you can have great-tasting foods that you feel are an indulgence without the guilt, it makes keeping resolutions and sticking to a weight- management plan easier”
Keeping them is the hard part, especially for weight managers. Resolutions made on the first day of the New Year can be challenging to keep through the first month. via Dairy Field
Montrose Encourages Russell Stover To Expand
Montrose has offered Russell Stover Candies incentives to encourage it to expand its plant in town. via Cbs4denver.com
Chicago Tribune
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Chicago Tribune
Where there's smoke, there might be food research, too
“Nothing in the documents that you've called to our attention suggests otherwise about the past.”
America's largest foodmaker and its biggest cigarette company for years have likened themselves to distant siblings, giants that just happened to be owned by the same parent company.
In fact, Kraft Foods Inc. and Philip Morris USA have pooled expertise in search of making more-alluring foods and cigarettes since the dawn of their corporate pairing two decades ago, a Tribune examination of tobacco-lawsuit documents has found.
Documents show Northfield-based Kraft collaborated on flavor issues with some of the same Philip Morris brain researchers who probed what gives cigarettes their kick. None of those scientists was more controversial than Frank Gullotta, a former top Philip Morris researcher whose brain experiments suggested the company knew more than it claimed about cigarettes' addictive nature. Read more
Tyson Foods Continues With Donations
“We have seen many communities and food banks in need this year and Tyson Foods is happy to help”
Springdale-based Tyson Foods Inc. gave more than 8.5 million pounds of chicken, beef and pork to help feed the hungry in 2007. via The Morning News
IBM to Extend Services Relationship With Unilever to Include Latin American Operations
“Leveraging IBM's innovation, technology expertise and worldwide network of procurement centers of excellence will enhance our business processes and allow for greater investments in our brands”
IBM today announced they have signed an agreement with Unilever to transform and manage strategic sourcing and procurement operations for the company's Latin American operations. via WebWire
Iowa Smithfield Workers Ratify Strong New Contract
Nearly a thousand workers represented by the United Food and Commercial Workers Union Local 1142 voted overwhelmingly to ratify a new contract with Smithfield Foods at the company ' s John Morrell Plant in ... via Business Wire
Family Feeding Frenzy At Tyson Foods
Since late June, shares of meat producer Tyson Foods have lost 36.5% of their value, reflecting investor pessimism that higher feed costs would continue to hamper profitability in 2008. via The Retail Stock Blog
Farmers could lose money in ethanol deal
“We didn't know this was gonna happen”
Some farmers who sold corn to be made into ethanol by the now bankrupt Central Illinois Energy were disgruntled to learn they may only get 85 percent of the value the corn now has. via Journal Star
Cal Maine Profits Rise on Strong Exports
Egg producer Cal Maine Foods Inc. said Friday its second-quarter profit surged on record egg prices and strong international sales. via International Business Times
SUMITOMO setting up agrochemicals trader in Russia
Japan's Sumitomo Corp. is setting up a company in Russia to sell agrochemical products, the company said in a statement. via Agricultural Market
Family in 'disbelief' about man shot in chase
“My family is still in disbelief”
By ALEX BRANCH A man shot and killed last week when police say he accelerated a stolen car at a Fort Worth police officer may have been momentarily confused after he crashed into a guardrail, the man's ... via Star-telegram.com
VeraSun Appoints CFO to Be President
VeraSun Energy Corp.'s chief financial officer, Danny Herron, will take on the additional role of president on Jan. via MSN Money
Sara Lee Adds a Little Honey to Popular Soft & Smooth Bread Line
New Sara Lee Soft & Smooth Honey Made with Whole Grain White Bread Offers Unique Combination of Soft White Bread Texture, Whole Grain Nutrition and Honey Flavor DOWNERS GROVE, Ill.-- --Sara Lee , the makers of ... via Business Wire
Tyson Rewards Top Executives After Return to Profit
Tyson Foods , the largest United States meat producer, increased the compensation of its chief executive, Richard L. Bond, fivefold and quadrupled the pay of its former chief, John H. Tyson , as the company ... via New York Times
Tawafa Services: Complaints Mount
“Not only that but we had also to walk from Muzdalifah to Mina”
With this year's Haj winding down, some pilgrims interviewed by Arab News expressed their dissatisfaction with the services provided by their Tawafa organizations, the licensed Haj tour operators all pilgrims ... via Arab News
Japan, Kazakh firms to tie-up in nuclear fuel processing: official
Japan's Kansai Electric Power Co. and trading house Sumitomo Corp. will tie up with Kazakhstan's state-run energy company in uranium processing for nuclear power generation, an official said Wednesday. via XtraMSN Real Estate
FDA: J&J painkiller patch causes death if wrongly used
“It's complicated by the patch formulation.”
The U.S. government issued a second safety warning Friday on the deaths and dangerous side effects caused by Johnson & Johnson Duragesic skin patch. via People's Daily Online