Topic: Campbell Soup Company

The New Economy Do companies go too far to please their shareholders?

It's an idea that cuts against the grain: Companies would thrive more if they focused on their long-term good rather than delivering a great quarter to their shareholders, some analysts say.

10 more odd remarks from 'Weird Things Customers Say in Bookstores'

Stocks slide ahead of corporate earnings season

Disney bans junk-food ads during children's programming

Stocks slide on lowered economic growth estimate

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Stocks end sharply lower on global concerns

Thanksgiving alternative to green bean casserole

'Corporate social responsibility': a wobbly concept

Warning: why cheaper money won't mean more jobs

SpaghettiOs recall? Uh-oh! 15 million pounds with undercooked meat

Haitian earthquake relief gets corporate boost from likes of Google, Wal-Mart, GM

New ads: battle of the brands

How do you say 'gooey brownies'?