Heinz H J News

One Christmas CD in 1995 spawned an annual holiday tour for local rocker B.E. Taylor.

"We're happy enough with how we're doing - but we're on alert to see how stable the consumer environment remains." Even for Patrick Coveney, chief executive of private-label group Greencore, a business that has made great strides in the last 12 months, now is not the time to get swept away by thoughts that we are now on the road to a firm and ...

EVP and CFO of H.J. Heinz Company Arthur B Winkleblack sells 15,000 shares of HNZ on 11/30/2009 at an average price of $42.41 a share.

Don Poole and his wife Cheryl look at pictures from their time at Heinz. FRIENDSHIPS formed and memories made before an iconic Dandenong business shut down almost 10 years ago will come to life again when former employees reunite next year.

U.S. manufacturing activity likely continued to grow in November as demand from overseas ramps up and customers restock bare shelves, although some fear rising joblessness could deflate recoveries in the industrial sector and broader economy.

H.J. Heinz Co. is determined to win back the fans it has lost to private labels.

H.J. Heinz Company wishes to issue the following update to its press release "H.J. Heinz Company to Participate in the 2009 Citi's Food Fest - 1st Annual Food Manufacturing Conference" issued on November 20, 2009: H.J. Heinz Company announces its participation in the 2009 Citi's Food Fest - 1st Annual Food Manufacturing Conference on Thursday, ...

Close You asked. We're building it. Alan Farley TheStreet.com Published on Thursday, Nov.

U.S. stock futures were a touch higher on Tuesday ahead of a bevy of economic data, though worries about bank capital and the outlook for the economy and interest rates limited the advance.

These days, it's not all about working hard. It's more about working hard and efficiently.

Shares expected to see active trade in Tuesday's session include Analog Devices, Brocade, Heinz, HP, Medtronic, Merck, Playboy, Warner Music and Zale.

During the economic boom many food and drink manufacturers have adopted a 'scattergun' approach to product development, guided by the belief that a large number of products will result in a few 'hits'. However, the economic downturn has caused a number of companies to take stock of their portfolios and many are now looking to clear out the deadwood ...

H.J. Heinz Co. says its business is thriving in emerging markets but the recession continued to drag down its U.S. and European sales during the second quarter as shoppers limited spending or chose lower-priced products.

The anticipation is over as the maker of ketchup and many more foods reports earnings and surprises analysts.

The telecommunications sector, the year's worst performer so far, has in recent days and weeks dented those losses.

U.S. stock market futures were broadly flat Tuesday, after third-quarter GDP growth was revised down, in line with expectations, with further data on house prices and consumer confidence still to come.

H. J. Heinz and Hormel Foods reported on Tuesday mixed quarterly results, but said they expected sales to rise in the coming months.

U.S. stocks were trading near breakeven Tuesday afternoon after the Federal Reserve said it expected the economy to keep rebounding from a deep recession, but cautioned that unemployment would likely remain high for the next two years.

Barnes & Noble Inc. /quotes/comstock/13*!bks /quotes/nls/bks said Tuesday that its second-quarter net loss widened to $24 million, or 43 cents a share, from a loss of $18 million, or 34 cents a share, in the year-ago period.

H.J. Heinz Co. stock on Monday hit a 52-week high of $43.44 - more than 40 percent above its low of $30.73, set on March 9. As Heinz shares have climbed, so has speculation on the iconic food purveyor's future.