Companies and Brands
Companies and Brands Articles
Altria (NYSE: MO) makes some of the world’s most dangerous products. Its stock has a yield of 7% and its shares have risen 21% in the last year, while the S&P 500 is 11% higher. Altria makes...
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A major warning to cracker lovers with nut allergies: Ritz accidentally mislabeled peanut butter crackers as cheese crackers. After realizing the recent error, Mondelez International immediately...
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China’s Starbucks-adjacent chain, Luckin Coffee, has recently expanded to the U.S. The Beijing coffee giant, which was founded in 2017, exploded throughout China, surpassing Starbucks within...
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Korean automobiles are more affordable than others but still offer durability and reliability. Here are the four brands worth a look.
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Chick-fil-A performed well in a recent analysis of restaurants and food delivery. It is impossible to tell whether the score will make more people go to Chick-fil-A for their meals.
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McDonald's performed poorly in a recent analysis of restaurants and food delivery. The fast-food king has suffered declines in same-store sales and revenue in the past year..
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Those in the coffee industry are feeling the effects of the recent 10% tariff on unroasted coffee beans. One such company is J.M. Smuckers Co., the supplier to some of America’s most famous coffee...
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Amazon reportedly is testing humanoid delivery robots as a way to reduce the costs of delivering packages. The plan may rely on its prowess in artificial intelligence.
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With so much competition in the marketplace, brand reputation is extremely important to the success of any business or company. It dictates how customers think of your product or service, influencing...
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JCPenney originally opened in 1902 by James Cast Penney and quickly became known for fair business practices and practical pricing. Over the years, it expanded, eventually going public in 1929....
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Ford finished poorly in the latest Axios Harris Poll 100. The survey covered the reputations of the 100 most visible U.S. companies.
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Grocery retailer Trader Joe’s has topped the reputation ranking in the Axios Harris Poll 100 for 2025. It edged out Microsoft, Toyota, Costco, and others.
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