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Author: Alexander Coolidge, Cincinnati Enquirer

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Procter & Gamble reports $4.3B in profits, boosting forecast as sales keep climbing

October 20, 2020Alexander Coolidge, Cincinnati EnquirerComments Off on Procter & Gamble reports $4.3B in profits, boosting forecast as sales keep climbing

P&G’s organic sales – a key measure of sales excluding impacts from foreign exchange, mergers or acquisitions – rose 9%.

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Kroger CEO: ‘We delivered extremely strong results in the second quarter’

September 11, 2020Alexander Coolidge, Cincinnati EnquirerComments Off on Kroger CEO: ‘We delivered extremely strong results in the second quarter’

Kroger’s winning streak amid the pandemic continued as the grocer reported second-quarter results that beat Wall Street expectations.

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Kroger CEO urges feds, states to label workers ’emergency personnel’

April 14, 2020Alexander Coolidge, Cincinnati EnquirerComments Off on Kroger CEO urges feds, states to label workers ’emergency personnel’

Calling for the temporary official “first responder” designation would improve supermarket workers’ access to scarce personal protective equipment.

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Four Michigan Kroger workers die after falling ill with COVID-19

April 13, 2020Alexander Coolidge, Cincinnati EnquirerComments Off on Four Michigan Kroger workers die after falling ill with COVID-19

Kroger said four workers in Michigan have died after becoming infected and getting sick from the new coronavirus.

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Only 1 person per 120 square feet: Kroger to limit shoppers entering stores due to COVID-19 concerns

April 6, 2020April 6, 2020Alexander Coolidge, Cincinnati EnquirerComments Off on Only 1 person per 120 square feet: Kroger to limit shoppers entering stores due to COVID-19 concerns

Kroger said Ohio stores will post limits on the number of shoppers permitted inside stores at a given time to prevent the spread of coronavirus.

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P&G’s largest U.S. factory making Charmin toilet paper cleared to stay open

March 20, 2020March 21, 2020Alexander Coolidge, Cincinnati EnquirerComments Off on P&G’s largest U.S. factory making Charmin toilet paper cleared to stay open

Located in Mehoopany, Pa., the plant manufactures Charmin toilet paper, Bounty paper towels and Pampers and Luvs diapers.

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Kroger CEO on fears of coronavirus shortages: ‘There’s plenty of food in the supply chain.’

March 18, 2020Alexander Coolidge, Cincinnati EnquirerComments Off on Kroger CEO on fears of coronavirus shortages: ‘There’s plenty of food in the supply chain.’

In response to concerns about potential food shortages, Kroger CEO Rodney McMullen said in an interview there’s “plenty of food in the supply chain.”

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Coronavirus: Two Kroger workers in western states test positive

March 16, 2020March 16, 2020Alexander Coolidge, Cincinnati EnquirerComments Off on Coronavirus: Two Kroger workers in western states test positive

Kroger informed employees over the weekend that its first workers have tested positive for the new coronavirus as an outbreak hits America.

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Kroger Cincinnati, Houston stores, Harris Teeter, Fred Meyer cut hours to clean, restock

March 14, 2020March 14, 2020Alexander Coolidge, Cincinnati EnquirerComments Off on Kroger Cincinnati, Houston stores, Harris Teeter, Fred Meyer cut hours to clean, restock

Harris Teeter, Kroger, QFC and Fred Meyer are reducing hours in some areas to clean and restock stores amid the novel coronavirus COVID-19 outbreak.

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Will P&G split its stock? It hasn’t happened in 15 years

October 3, 2019Alexander Coolidge, Cincinnati EnquirerComments Off on Will P&G split its stock? It hasn’t happened in 15 years

The longest P&G has allowed the stock to remain above $100 before a stock split: 11 months. We’re at six months, 10 days and counting.

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