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Unilever to halve use of new plastic
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Kraft walks away from ‘friendly’ bid for Unilever
Company withdraws following public disclosure of its bid so soon after its approach to Unilever
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Kraft Heinz bids $143b for Unilever, but gets rejected
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This billion-dollar startup may topple Gillette's razors
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Corporate Corner: Lifebuoy, doctHERs sign MoU
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Corporate results: Unilever posts Rs1.2b profit
Earnings up 5% year-on-year, fail to meet market expectations
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Unilever to begin Cuba operations in 2017
Unilever will hold a 60 per cent stake in the new joint venture Cuban state-owned firm Intersuchel
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