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  • Walmart CEO Says Near-Term Execution is Critical

    Earlier this week,Wal-Mart Stores, Inc. President and CEO Mike Duke assuredinvestors Walmart will win no matter what environment it's in. "When you go to our stores, you're going to see fantastic new merchandise, aggressive investments in price through lots of rollbacks and better in-stock levels. We're focusing on execution to deliver results." Here's a review of progress that's been made and Walmart's plans for the future.
  • Ben & Jerry's: Quality From Cow to Cone

    To ensure consistent product quality for every pint of super-premium ice cream produced, Ben & Jerry's needed a new way to collect and analyze the vital data of its products.
  • ScottsMiracle-Gro: A Business in Transformation

    ScottsMiracle-Gro shares how and why it merged process transformation and IT groups together into a single organization, called Business Transformation. Plus, look inside the company's unique approach to developing high-performing leaders, managers and associates.
  • What Will Clorox Look Like in 2020?

    Get details behind the company's 2020 Strategy, which focuses on delivering long-term, profitable growth through the year 2020 and is an evolution of the company's recently completed Centennial Strategy.
  • P&G CEO Reveals Performance Boost Plans

    Over the past year, P&G has met or exceeded its key financial commitments. The company returned $12.5 billion in cash to shareowners, but A.G. Lafley thinks that the company can do better: We have taken a hard look at what we need to do and how we need to change to perform better."
  • Inventure Foods to Acquire Frozen Vegetable Processor

    Inventure CEO says that this acquisition allows Inventure to add uniquely positioned frozen vegetables to its healthy/natural portfolio for the first time.
  • Dean Foods Taps Solution to Automate Processes

    Dean realizes benefits including increased collaboration among the company's IT and Internal Audit departments, and cutting technology licensing and third-party audit costs by 50 percent.
  • CGT Reveals 2013 Innovation Award Winners

    Successful innovation requires a balance between incremental and disruptive innovation, and while new product introductions are still elusive, they are not impossible. Therefore, CGT is proud to recognize deserving consumer goods companies for excellence in bringing new products to market.
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