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  • Mead Johnson Nutrition Names President, CEO

    P. Kasper Jakobsen succeeds Stephen W. Golsby, who had previously announced his retirement.
  • P&G Sues Over Teeth Whitening Products

    In response on May 21, 2013, CAO Group, Inc. refuted lawsuit claims by P&G and affirmed that the advanced technology applied to its treatment film products is its own intellectual property.
  • Bayer Acquisition Strengthens Consumer Care Business

    Bayer signs an agreement to acquire 100 percent of the shares of Steigerwald Arzneimittelwerk GmbH, Darmstadt, Germany, a privately held pharmaceutical company specializing in pharmacy-only herbal medicines.
  • Accenture Buys Acquity Group

    The acquisition of Acquity Group will expand Accenture's capabilities in key areas of digital marketing and e-commerce, complementing its strengths in strategy, analytics, scaled technology enablement and marketing operations.
  • L'Oreal USA Gains Purchasing Power with Analytics

    With new market advancements, L'Oreal's ecosystem of suppliers and vendors has grown exponentially. A new cloud analytics solution is expected help marketing and procurement gain immediate and broad access to global data to make faster and more insightful decisions.
  • The Changing Role of the CIO

    There is a paradigm shift happening today among CIOs in the consumer goods industry. The role is in a state of transition from just keeping the lights on to powering business opportunities. Here, Dr Pepper Snapple Groups CIO explains how he challenged the status quo to drive rapid continuous improvements across the business.
  • Groupe Danone, Happy Family Announce Partnership

    Groupe Danone will assume the role of parent company providing additional resources allowing Happy Family to pioneer even more new products.
  • Kimberly-Clark Announces New Treasurer

    The new treasurer succeeds Nancy Loewe, who will continue to serve as the company's chief strategy officer.
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