One company will focus on snacks, another breakfast cereals and a third will explore the new sector of plant-based foods.
In addition to cereal maker Kellogg’s, there have also been strikes and union efforts at Amazon and within Hollywood.
There are business winners and losers in this pandemic.
Sales in Kellogg's cereal have dropped due to healthier eating habits.
Kellogg's slashed 7 percent of its workforce to grow profits, and it plans to market more to older consumers.
The breakfast cereal king takes a shot at owning the between-meal-eating category as well.
The cereal giant will pay $2.7 billion for the chips in the cardboard tube. Pringles gives Kellogg's a bigger stake in the after-breakfast market. But why such a high price?
This final note today, from the Marketplace desk of cynical advertising, courtesy of Ad Age magazine. All you dads out there who like to sneak y…
