Lily Meier is a Reporter at various esteemed publications including Bloomberg News and Yahoo Finance Canada. She covers a diverse range of topics within business and economics, focusing on areas such as retail, e-commerce, real estate, and the beauty industry, while also exploring themes related to market trends and business leadership. Lily's work has been featured in notable outlets such as Accounting Today, Fortune, and The Boston Globe Technology.
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By: Deena Shanker, Lily Meier
Hershey Trust Co. is a rarity in corporate America. It owns almost all of Hershey Co.’s Class B stock, giving it roughly 80% of the voting power of the company. That clout was apparent this week when it rebuffed a takeover attempt by Mondelez International Inc. that would have been the year’s biggest merger agreement. The trust has scuttled several potential acquisitions of the chocolate maker over the years, including a previous one by Mondelez in 2016.
By: Kim Bhasin, Lily Meier
Nike Inc. Chief Executive Officer Elliott Hill is about to face his first earnings call since accepting the top job in September, and Wall Street has plenty of questions.
Nike Inc. reported sales that surpassed analysts’ expectations, giving new Chief Executive Officer Elliott Hill a positive development to tout during his first earnings call.
Nike Inc. second-quarter results surpassed analysts’ expectations, giving new Chief Executive Officer Elliott Hill a positive development to tout during his first earnings call.
Lululemon Athletica Inc. expects fourth quarter sales to surpass the market’s expectations, showing the upscale activewear brand is fending off upstart competitors and slower growth in consumer spending.
Abercrombie & Fitch Co. raised its fourth-quarter sales outlook on better-than-expected holiday sales, but the increase wasn’t enough to reassure investors the retailer could keep up the fast pace of growth.
Ghia didn’t intend to launch online first, but doing so has propelled it to success.
Ons have a confusing name, weird soles and a funny logo. The company that makes them is also dominating the running shoe and comfy sneaker boom.
By: Lily Meier, Amanda Albright
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Saturday night gave hundreds of millions of Americans a taste of what life without TikTok would look like, and at least one brand decided to keep the experiment going.
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