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Starbucks exec Gass to head Seattle's Best

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Starbucks Corp named Michelle Gass on Thursday to the new role of president of its Seattle's Best Coffee chain, responsible for building out the brand and managing 550 U.S. Seattle's Best cafes.
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Tax junk food, drinks to fight child obesity: report

A strongly worded report on child obesity released on Tuesday recommends that state and local governments tax junk food and soft drinks, give tax breaks to grocery stores that open in blighted neighborhoods and build bike trails.
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Wall Street edges up on home sales data

Stocks edged higher on Tuesday as better-than-expected data on home sales underpinned signs of an economic recovery, but the gains were capped as investors took profits in shares that propelled the recent rally.
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PepsiCo to buy bottlers for $7.8 billion

PepsiCo Inc agreed to buy Pepsi Bottling Group Inc and PepsiAmericas Inc in a sweetened cash-and-stock deal worth $7.8 billion, the second-largest soft drink maker said on Tuesday.
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Lower open eyed as mixed data spark caution

U.S. stocks headed for a lower open on Tuesday as a mixed data on June personal consumption and expenditures sparked caution, and investors set out to book profits a day after Wall Street rallied to a fresh nine-month closing high.
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PepsiCo posts stronger-than-expected profit

PepsiCo Inc posted a bigger-than-expected quarterly profit, helped by growth in its international business, but revenue fell short of expectations as North American beverage sales fell, putting pressure on the company to close deals to buy its two big U.S. bottlers.
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Coke tops view despite currency hit, shares off

Coca-Cola Co's better-than-expected quarterly profit was not enough to please investors who looked for stocks with stronger growth potential on Tuesday, as weaker foreign currencies reduced Coke's gains in emerging markets.
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Coke tops view despite strong dollar

Coca-Cola Co reported a better-than-expected quarterly profit on Tuesday, aided by growth in emerging markets, but its shares fell as revenue was lighter than anticipated and investors looked for stocks with stronger growth potential.
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Water risks ripple through the beverage industry

At New York's Del Posto, diners can share a $130 entree of wild branzino fish with roasted fennel and peperonata concentrato and a $3,600 bottle of Dom Perignon. They cannot share a bottle of Perrier or San Pellegrino water.
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Pepsi Bottling rejects PepsiCo's offer

Pepsi Bottling Group Inc said on Monday its board has rejected a proposal by PepsiCo to buy the remaining stake in the bottler, citing the offer as grossly inadequate.
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PepsiCo not just into Pepsi Bottling interest, shares fell

PepsiCo not just into Pepsi Bottling interest, shares fell Pepsi Bottling Group Inc on Monday said shares fell after it rejected a PepsiCo offer to acquire outstanding shares in common stock on inadequate value and not in the best interest of the company and its stockholders.
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Intel tops green power buyers in U.S.

Intel Corp. is the U.S. largest single purchaser of green power with more than 1 billion kilowatt-hours of green power annually, the Environmental and Protection Agency said on Tuesday.
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Pepsi Bottling profit tops view

Pepsi Bottling Group Inc reported a higher-than-expected quarterly profit and raised its full-year earnings forecast on Wednesday, helped by price increases and cost cuts.
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PepsiCo to Buy 2 bottlers for $6 billion

PepsiCo Inc said Monday it will buy the two largest bottlers Pepsi Bottling Group and Pepsi Americas for $6 billion, in a move to control its unit about 80 percent in North American.
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Wall Street sinks as bank shares tumble

Stocks slid on Monday on concerns over the sustainability of recent better-than-expected results from banks after Bank of America Corp reported a big increase in troubled loans.
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Wall Street falls as bank shares tumble

Stocks slid on Monday on concerns over the sustainability of recent better-than-expected results from banks after Bank of America Corp reported a big increase in troubled loans. Wall Street's tumble follows a six-week winning streak, the longest for the S&P 500 since 2007, with the Dow scoring its biggest gain over the period since 1938.

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