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  • Recruiting and Retaining Top Talent: Cheryl Perkins, InnovationEdge

    More and more companiesare facing talent management challenges. Here are a few tips on how to fill thevoid that baby boomers are leaving in the talent pool.
  • General Mills Appoints Chief Sustainability Officer

    The executive succeeds Gene Kahn, who was the company's first Chief Sustainability Officer in 2003, and worked to make a significant impact in reducing the company's environmental footprint.
  • Manufacturers Pessimistic about Recovery; Hiring Outlook Gloomy

    Only 37 percent of manufacturing business leaders plan to increase hiring in next six months. More than three-quarters don't think the recession will end until 2011 at earliest. Click here to read more about U.S. business leaders' perceptions on the recovery.
  • Dean Foods Names New President

    In this role, Joseph Scalzo, 52, will oversee Dean Foods operational turnaround and near-term strategic initiatives.
  • PepsiCo to Invest $250 Million in Vietnam

    The investment is in addition to PepsiCo's investment over the past two years in two new manufacturing facilities, a new foods plant in Binh Duong and a new beverages plant in Can Tho.
  • ConAgra Foods Recognized for Innovation in Diversity

    ConAgra Foods named to profiles in Diversity Journal's 2010 International Innovation in Diversity awards for its employee resource networks.
  • Sara Lee Chairman and CEO Steps Down

    Starting this week, Sara Lee's board has initiated a process to select a new chief executive officer, looking at both internal and external candidates.
  • Kraft Thinks Green

    Being green isn't new to Kraft Foods, but senior leadership raised the bar significantly in the last three years, making sustainability a company-wide effort and setting aggressive goals. Here, Kraft Foods' VP of Sustainability Steve Yucknut shares big sustainability wins in four key areas, all of which have been made possible in part by a "greener" corporate culture.
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