Unilever Plc is a multinational consumer goods company that specializes in a wide range of products in several key categories, including food and beverages, cleaning agents, beauty and personal care items, and health and wellness products
With a focus on sustainability and innovation, Unilever aims to deliver high-quality brands that enhance daily life while addressing environmental and social concerns. Its portfolio includes well-known brands that cater to diverse consumer needs across global markets, reflecting the company’s commitment to meeting the evolving preferences of its customers.
Unilever (NYSEUL) shares fall as CEO Hein Schumacher announces departure, with CFO Fernando Fernandez set to become CEO in March 2025. The leadership change comes as Unilever continues its Ice Cream division demerger and maintains its 2025 financial guidance.
Unilever is on track to separate its Ice Cream business by 2025. The new entity, which includes brands like Wall's and Magnum, will be listed on Amsterdam, London, and New York exchanges.
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A few years ago, India’s PM introduced the vehicle scrappage policy, emphasizing its role in phasing out unfit, polluting vehicles and promoting a circular economy.
Ben & Jerry's, owned by Unilever, has a history of activism. The ice cream maker sues its parent company, says it silenced support of Palestine and blocked donations. It's rare for a subsidiary to sue its parent company.
X, formerly Twitter, has dropped Unilever from its lawsuit after reaching an agreement to continue their partnership, though the terms were not disclosed.
Accenture and Unilever expand their partnership to transform Unilever's digital infrastructure and boost global efficiency with advanced generative AI.
Every earnings season has its own unique set of expectations and realities. Coming into this earnings season, one of the most intriguing questions was how well the consumer-facing companies would be able to maintain their pricing power.
The Bank of England cuts interest rate for first time in over 4 years to 5%, citing inflation below target and emerging economic slack. Pound falls, UK stocks hold steady.
