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New soda vending machines to show calories
NEW YORK (AP) - As criticism over sugary sodas intensifies, the beverage industry is rolling new vending machines that display just how many calories are in its drinks. The machines will let customers see the calorie counts for drinks before they...
Tags: Coca-Cola Co.
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Emanuel teams with soft-drink giants to combat obesity
New York City barred convenience stores and restaurants from selling outsize sodas. Boston's mayor halted pop sales and soft-drink advertising in city buildings to fight obesity and rising health care costs. In Chicago, Mayor Rahm Emanuel plans to take...
Tags: Corporate Officers, Michelle Obama, Coca-Cola Co., New York City, Rahm Emanuel
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Studies expand on soda's role in growing obesity
As public health leaders step up their efforts to temper Americans' thirst for sugar-sweetened beverages, a new set of published studies has found that removing sugary drinks from kids' diets slows weight gain in heavy teens and reduces the odds that...Tags: University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, Overweight, Coca-Cola Co., Education, New York City
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Wellington writer says investors can 'get rich with dividends'
The road to wealth in the stock market leads to companies that regularly pay — and increase — their dividends, according to Wellington financial analyst Marc Lichtenfeld. "Invest in great companies that raise their dividends every year and...
Tags: Financial Planning, Economy, Business and Finance, Finance, Companies and Corporations, Auto Trends
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Former San Mar Children's Home resident helps in Barr House makeover
marieg@herald-mail.comJennifer Jenkins knows turning your life around takes more than a freshly painted bedroom. She knows that new carpeting and furniture are no replacement for love and support. But when you’re a young girl struggling with issues of low self-esteem,...Tags: Career and Workplace, ABC (tv network), Rentals, Frederick (Frederick, Maryland), Labor Legislation
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Pepsi: Now in dairy aisles with yogurt offerings
PepsiCo. Inc., purveyor of sodas and brands such as Quaker, Frito-Lay and Gatorade, has a new sacred cow: dairy. This month, the soft drink giant will venture into the increasingly active yogurt market, starting with products in 17 markets in the...
Tags: General Mills Incorporated, Google+
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Food FYI: Farmed fish will bump wild fish from your plate
Daily DishFood FYI: Farmed fish will beat out wild fish on your plate; meatball recall; Pepsi yogurt... -
USD awards over 1,800 students with degrees
SAN DIEGO -- More than 1,800 students graduated from University of San Diego during commencement ceremonies over the weekend. President and CEO of Catholic Relief Services Carolyn Woo delivered the commencement address Saturday at Jenny Craig Pavilion to...
Tags: Corporate Officers, Education, Graduation, Peace Corps, Students
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Wal-Mart withdraws from conservative group
NEW YORK (AP) — Wal-Mart Stores Inc. says it has withdrawn its membership in a conservative political group, saying it has strayed from its core mission to advance free market principles. The group, the American Legislative Exchange Council,...Tags: Coca-Cola Co., Wal-Mart Stores, Inc., Amazon.com Inc., McDonald's, Kraft Foods Group, Inc.
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Pepsi Coliseum to be renamed after negotiations break down
Indiana State Fair officials announced Monday that talks with PepsiCo about the naming rights of the coliseum broke down over the weekend. The Pepsi Coliseum is set to be renamed following the breakdown. According to State Fair Spokesman Andy Klotz,...
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An American pretzel in Tokyo: Wetzel's goes Asian
In the land of sushi, ramen and tempura, pretzel sales apparently do gangbusters. After launching its first Asian outpost in Japan, Pasadena-based Wetzel’s Pretzels said the store has become its top-selling location worldwide. Photos show snaking...
Tags: IHOP Corporation, Japan, Economy, Business and Finance, Kentucky Fried Chicken, Google+
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Politicians, health advocates seek transparency, restrictions in food stamp program
On a recent steamy holiday weekend, customers at a discount grocery store in Evanston loaded their carts with bags of chips, boxes of cookies, 2-liter soda bottles and jugs of fruit punch, among other items, then paid for it all with food stamp credit....
Tags: Coca-Cola Co., Nutrition, Chicago Tribune, Humboldt Park, Health Insurance Cost
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