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  • PwC Launches Digital Services Business

    The team has been built around recent strategic acquisitions; notably, Strategy& (formerly Booz & Company), Diamond Management & Technology Consultants, PRTM, Logan Tod & Co., Ant's Eye View, BGT Partners, Intuity, and Stamford Interactive.
  • Keurig and SUBWAY Form Hot Beverage Partnership

    Keurig is changing the way SUBWAY restaurants are thinking about brewed beverages by delivering a fresh brewed, delicious beverage at all times during the day to consumers who recognize Keurig as a symbol of quality.
  • Pinnacle Opens R&D Pilot Plant at Rutgers

    The pilot plant at Rutgers is the first university-affiliated pilot site for Pinnacle and expands the company's existing relationship with the institution that began last year through an undergraduate internship program.
  • Pilgrim's Pride Drops Bid for Hillshire

    Following the conclusion of the bidding process, Tyson Foods submits unilaterally binding offer to acquire Hillshire Brands for $8.55 billion in cash.
  • CG Execs Examine IT/Marketing Alliances

    In this era of social media and mobile consumers, successful sales and marketing requires collaborative technology to make an impact. Themed around the coveted IT/Marketing Alliance, the 2014 Consumer Goods Sales & Marketing Summit united sales, marketing and IT trailblazers to explore and compare strategies and lessons learned in their journey toward true alignment.
  • J&J Brand Kicks Off Global Social Media Campaign

    To maximize reach and engagement, the brand will optimize digital advertising in Facebook and Twitter by allocating dollars in real time to tweets and posts that perform the best.
  • Kraft Appoints Exec to Newly Created Role

    The newly created leadership position will oversee functions ranging from research & development and manufacturing to sales and strategy.
  • Pilgrim's Pride Tops Tyson Bid for Hillshire

    This new proposal comes just days after Tyson Foods Inc.'s competing offer for Hillshire, which exceeded Pilgrim's Pride's initial offer of $6.4 billion at a total value of $6.8 billion.
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