Campbell Soup 3Q Net Beats the Street
Campbell Soup posted an 11% jump in fiscal third-quarter profits despite slumping U.S. soup and beverage sales.
Source: Fila in $1.2B Fortune Brands Golf Buy
The South Korean sporting goods retailers is set to buy Fortune Brands' Acushnet golf business for about $1.2 billion.
Late Easter boosts retailer April sales
By Brad Dorfman
Con-way cuts volume, raises price in profit push
By Lynn Adler
AIG pushes Airbus past Boeing in jet sales
By Tim Hepher and Cyril Altmeyer
Study predicts "Made in the USA" revival
By Nick Zieminski
Starbucks to Hike Packaged Coffee Prices by 17%
Starbucks said it will raise the price on its packaged coffee in the U.S. by an average of 17% due to rising commodity costs.
Dean Foods 1Q Profit Tops Street, Shares Rise
Dean Foods' first-quarter profit fell 41%, but beat estimates, and the company raised its current-year earnings forecast.
Biogen CEO shakes up culture as stock price soars
By Toni Clarke
ConAgra Raises Bid for Ralcorp to $4.9B
The Omaha-based maker of brands such as Slim Jim, Snack pack, Egg Beaters and PAM bid $86 a share, which represents a 31.7% premium to Ralcorp’s closing price on March 21, the day ConAgra sent over its initial $82 proposal. It offers only a 3% premium to its close on Tuesday.
Dunkin' Brands Files for IPO
Dunkin' Brands Group filed to raise up to $400 million in an initial public offering.
Molson Coors Posts Lower 1Q Profit
Molson Coors Brewing Co reported a drop in quarterly net earnings on Tuesday, from the year-earlier period when it recorded a one-time gain.
Berkshire Hathaway to buy Lubrizol for $9 billion
BANGALORE (Reuters) - Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway Inc agreed to acquire specialty chemical company Lubrizol Corp for $9 billion for cash, making it one of the largest acquisitions in its history.
Carmakers upbeat as Feb sales show promise
(Changes dateline, adds comments from Geneva)
American Airlines unit revenue up in early 2011
ATLANTA (Reuters) - American Airlines parent AMR Corp said passenger unit revenue rose about 4.5 percent to 5 percent in the first two months of this year compared with a year before.
J&J Recalling Thousands of Tylenol Bottles
Johnson & Johnson said it was recalling more than 700,000 packages of Tylenol and other consumer medicines made at a now-closed plant.
Caterpillar CEO: Illinois 'Unfriendly to Business'
Caterpillar CEO Douglas Oberhelman criticized the business climate in Illinois, while downplaying reports the company might leave.
Are tools, iron in Warren Buffett's sights?
By Michael Erman and Ben Berkowitz
Warren Buffett heir apparent quits after stock purchases
NEW YORK (Reuters) - Warren Buffett's leading heir apparent David Sokol resigned from Berkshire Hathaway , and Buffett said in a statement on Wednesday that Sokol bought shares in a company he later pushed Buffett to purchase.
Caterpillar Sales Accelerate on Latin America
Stronger demand in Latin America propelled Caterpillar machinery sales in the three-month period through February.




