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As Alternative Meats Lose Favor, Impossible Foods Sets Its Sights on Flexitarians
CEO Peter McGuinness says the company’s biggest growth opportunity is with consumers who eat some meat.
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Exxon, Chevron Profits Fell Ahead of Tariff-Driven Oil Slump
The major oil companies’ results were hurt by narrow refining margins, lower oil prices and rising costs.
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Israeli Startup Hub Under Missile Fire
Explosions in Tel Aviv have hit homes of startup employees, but business is largely uninterrupted.
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Mitsubishi in Talks to Sign $8 Billion Deal With Gas Producer Aethon
The Japanese company has looked at several potential deals in the U.S.
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Southwest Airlines Adds Cockpit Alerts to Boost Runway Safety
Honeywell-designed alerts warn pilots against dangerous takeoffs or other risky situations at airports.
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Victoria’s Secret Is Under Mounting Pressure From Latest Activist Investor
Barington Capital Group plans to push the lingerie retailer to overhaul its board.
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Israel’s Fight With Iran Spreads to the Energy Sector
An exchange of strikes on refineries and gas facilities was limited but raised the risks to an industry with broad economic impacts.
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Leonard Lauder, Who Turned His Mother’s Beauty Business Into a Global Empire, Dies at 92
Over five decades, the billionaire businessman added brands and expanded abroad. ‘My son always thought big.’
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What’s Behind PayPal’s Will Ferrell Ads?
The company’s CMO, Geoff Seeley, talks about the company’s marketing plan and how it tries to differentiate PayPal from Venmo.
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U.K.’s Renold Agrees to $254 Million Private-Equity Takeover by MPE Bidco
MPE Bidco, a newly formed corporation backed by U.S. private-equity firm MPE, said each shareholder of the British company would receive 82 pence in cash for each ordinary share.