UK confectionery: slimlining supersize stocks
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September 28, 2004 9:39 AM GMT (Datamonitor) - A move to limit the portion sizes of chocolate bars in the UK is aimed at generating goodwill amongst consumers.
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Business & money: Proposed Â£10.6bn takeover of supermarket group moves a step closer.
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Business & money: Tough new planning restriction to try to stem rise of so-called 'Tesco towns' to be unveiled this week
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How quickly are snack makers turning cash into profits?
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NEW YORK  Big may be beautiful again. For about two years, many market analysts have been predicting the return of large, growth-oriented companies. But smaller-company shares have persistently outrun the big boys. Now, with a fog of uncertainty clouding stocks, money managers are renewing their ...
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Some obscure restaurant stocks come up with appetizing returns.
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Soups and sodas will be on the menu of a few companies scheduled to release earnings.
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Business & money: Â· Grocer buys Dobbies chain with surprise Â£156m dealÂ· Stores will retain name to avoid 'Tescofication' fears
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Tesco, the largest retailer in the UK, will carry on its global expansion with a wave of small US stores called Fresh and Easy.
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It looks like SUPERVALU's a super value. This grocer is ripe for a review.
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Can the U.S. healthy-eating supermarket giant conquer Britain? Only if it can help transform the British palate
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Cadbury's impending split hasn't stopped it from making small acquisitions.
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Business & money: Fast food giant supersizes its dividend after reporting sales sizzling across the world.
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One new stock has left quite a footprint.
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King-sized chocolate bars are to be taken off the shelves by Birmingham-based Cadbury&#39;s in a bid to tackle Britain&#39;s obesity crisis.
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Business & money: Leading stores forecast shortfall in year's profits after shoppers cut back on festive spending
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Imagine adding a super-sized course to your meal that actually trims calories from the bottom line. You probably think it's too good to be true.