Unilever PLC Stock News

Italian food company Barilla and Unilever's brand Algida have signed a strategic partnership to sell ice cream and snacks in Italy, the two groups said on Tuesday.

With September and the third quarter almost over, many investors are looking to the fourth quarter and beyond.

Florida's top pension investment officer said on Tuesday he expects the state will divest Unilever PLC in October after the company's Ben & Jerry's brand halted sales in the Israeli-occupied West Bank

New Jersey is yanking its investments out of Unilever over Ben & Jerry's decision this summer to pull out of the occupied territories in Israel.

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Unilever PLC is set to receive a £4bn bid for its tea business as early as next week. A consortium formed by US private equity firm Advent International and Singapore's Government Investment Corporat

Markets, specifically growth names, have continued to power higher this Summer, defying gravity yet again. At some point, value names simply must make a comeback.

Arizona has sold off $93 million in Unilever bonds and plans to sell the remaining $50 million it has invested in the global consumer products company over subsidiary Ben & Jerry's decision to stop se

Unilever has moved lower alongside the consumer staples sector.

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Unilever's business fundamentals would suggest a higher valuation with respect to peers. Even after accounting for higher capital expenditure, the company is still valued conservatively on a free cash

Mastercard and Visa shares lost 10.1% and 6.9% respectively in August, due to new COVID fears, and now rank #4 and #7 in our buy list. Unilever has a 16% annualized return in our Upside Case, another

JP Morgan Cazenove has restated its bearish outlook for European consumer staples industry and coupled it with downgrades for two key players. It sees rising raw material costs as potentially hitting