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  • Chiquita Relocates IT Infrastructure

    Chiquita has chosen to house its business-critical information, including shipping, accounts payable and receivable, production, and distribution data for its global operations, within Peak 10s new 14,000-square-foot-facility in North Charlotte.

  • Unilever Targets Growth in Emerging Markets through Analytics

    Despite a steady growth of large modern retailers, traditional trade still represents a significant share of Unilever's retail sales in emerging markets. The key to growth is to empower the field force with intelligent market information.

  • Walmart Makes Dramatic Sustainability Commitments

    Walmart President and CEO Mike Duke announces the company's next step on the path to achieving its goal of being supplied 100 percent by renewable energy.

  • Heinz Names New CEO from Burger King

    Bernardo Hees will be appointed Chief Executive Officer of Heinz following the completion of the acquisition by 3G Capital and Berkshire Hathaway.

  • Unilever Hits Zero-Waste at 26 More Facilities

    The announcement comes shortly after the company's largest competitor, The Procter & Gamble Company, made headlines when it reported that 45 of its facilities have now achieved zero manufacturing waste to landfill.

  • Coca-Cola Details Stronger U.S. Business Model

    A series of actions that began with the acquisition of Coca-Cola Enterprises North American operations in 2010 will result in a more agile, modern, customer-focused franchise business partnership model unique to the United States.

  • Vita Coco Taps ERP Solution for Global Expansion

    As the most popular brand in the fastest-growing beverage category coconut water in the U.S., Vita Coco sought a scalable solution that would accommodate new international operations in Europe and Asia, with multiple currencies, intercompany billing and an integrated supply chain.

  • A-B InBev, DOJ Near Agreement Over Modelo Deal

    The Department of Justice filed a civil antitrust lawsuit in January challenging the proposed acquisition, saying that the $20.1 billion transaction would substantially lessen competition in the market for beer in the United States.
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