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Unilever

Consumer goods competition gets tougher, but stocks remain attractive
Business 7 years ago

Consumer goods competition gets tougher, but stocks remain attractive

Promises of wage increases and cash aid from the government next year buoy investors' hopes.
Only 2% of ads show women as leaders: Study
National 7 years ago

Only 2% of ads show women as leaders: Study

The study, commissioned by consumer goods giant Unilever, inspires the company to begin "Unstereotype" campaigns.
Unilever Indonesia sells spreads businesses
Business 7 years ago

Unilever Indonesia sells spreads businesses

Publicly listed consumer goods manufacturer PT Unilever Indonesia agreed to sell its food spreads businesses to KKR & Co. during a shareholders meeting on Thursday. The buyout is worth a reported Rp 2.92 trillion (US$ 210 million). 
Unilever threatens to pull ads from 'divisive platforms'
Lifestyle 8 years ago

Unilever threatens to pull ads from 'divisive platforms'

Anglo-Dutch consumer giant Unilever, one of the world's largest advertisers, threatened Monday to snub digital platforms that fail to protect children or help "create division" in society.
Unilever catches K-Pop fever
Business 8 years ago

Unilever catches K-Pop fever

The consumer giant has acquired a slice of the fast-growing South Korean beauty market, snapping up skincare brand Carver Korea for 2.27 billion euros (US$2.7 billion). The price looks a pretty one for shareholders including Goldman Sachs Group and Bain Capital Private Equity, who bought a majority stake in Carver a little more than a year ago.
Toward sustainable value chains
Opinion 8 years ago

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Toward sustainable value chains

Cynics have discovered that side effects of SDGs include the spotlighting of waste and mismanagement. It turns out that sustainability makes good business sense.
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