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J&J directs a new campaign with Naomi Watts in the spotlight

Johnson & Johnson has launched a new campaign with actress Naomi Watts to promote vision health among women over 40. The initiative aims to integrate eye exams into self-care routines, highlighting the importance of eye health in overall well-being. J&J's vision portfolio includes treatments for age-related conditions, and the campaign seeks to encourage routine eye checks. A survey commissioned by J&J found that while many value clear vision, a significant number neglect regular eye exams. The campaign aligns with Watts' advocacy for health and wellness in aging.

Fiercepharma·
US
JNJ
-0.78%
Fiercepharma·
US
JNJ
-0.78%

Neeraj Kumar Jumrani resigns as CFO of Linde India

Neeraj Kumar Jumrani resigns as CFO of Linde India

marketscreener·
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LIN
+0.05%
marketscreener·
US
LIN
+0.05%

General Dynamics Corporation to Issue Quarterly Dividend of $1.50 (NYSE:GD)

General Dynamics Corporation announced a quarterly dividend of $1.50 per share, payable on February 6th to shareholders of record on January 16th. The dividend yield is 1.8%, with an ex-dividend date of January 16th. The company has consistently increased its dividend annually for 34 years and maintains a payout ratio of 35.9%. Analysts expect continued earnings growth, supporting future dividends.

Market Beat·
US
GD
-1.44%
Market Beat·
US
GD
-1.44%

Mirabella Financial Services LLP Purchases Shares of 28,863 Corteva, Inc. $CTVA

Mirabella Financial Services LLP acquired 28,863 shares of Corteva, Inc. valued at $2,151,000. Analysts have mixed ratings on Corteva, with a consensus "Moderate Buy" and an average target price of $78.05. Corteva's stock opened at $66.21, with a market cap of $44.74 billion. The company reported quarterly earnings of ($0.23) per share, beating estimates, and announced a $0.18 dividend payable on December 15th.

Market Beat·
US
CTVA
+0.71%
Market Beat·
US
CTVA
+0.71%

PepsiCo Faces Activist Shockwave as Elliott's $4 Billion Push Nears a Deal

Elliott Investment Management is nearing a settlement with PepsiCo after acquiring a $4 billion stake, aiming to revitalize the company's stock performance. The activist investor suggests refranchising bottling operations and divesting underperforming assets. PepsiCo's shares have declined, and its growth has slowed, prompting Elliott's push for strategic changes. CEO Ramon Laguarta acknowledges the constructive dialogue with Elliott, emphasizing the company's undervaluation. This move follows Elliott's similar engagements with Honeywell and Starbucks, highlighting its strategy to influence major corporations.

GuruFocus·
US
PEP
-0.48%
GuruFocus·
US
PEP
-0.48%
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