Unilever cuts outlook for 2004, may change five-year targets

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Like many of its competitors, consumer-goods giant Unilever Group is facing reduced earnings in light of fierce competition and pressure from retailers to lower its prices. As a result, the comany is re-considering its five-year financial targets, and is hoping that its plan to invest in marketing will help spur sales of its top brands.

Strategy & planning, Marketing procedures, Financial management, Planning, Marketing, Consumer goods industry, Company marketing practices, Company business planning, Company financing

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Unilever's profit jumped by 58% in first quarter

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Unilever posted a rise of 58% in its net income for the 2003 first quarter. The company posted 670 million euros in quarterly net income.

Diversified Companies

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Unilever's net rose 16% in 2002

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Unilever posted a 16% rise in net profits for the 2002 year. The company posted 21.3 billion euros in net profits for the year.

Food industry, Distribution management software, Food and beverage production/distribution software

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