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Colgate-Palmolive has recently started making an effort to educate their customers and shareholders about the company's growing development in their sustainability efforts and leadership within the energy and environmental design area.
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This scholarly paper is an obituary from former colleagues and friends for Jay R. Galbraith, a former Clorox employee.
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This article involves Dean Foods, Clorox, investor Carl Icahn, sports bettor William T. Walters, and golfer Phil Mickelson on insider trading allegations.
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Clorox announces that CEO Benno Dorer will be a featured speaker at the 2015 Bernstein Strategic Conference in New York City on Thursday May 28. A live webcast of his presentation is to begin at 1 P.M. and can be accessed at Clorox Investor Events
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This trade article does a phenomenal job providing practical information to the people in the toothbrush industry as well as their consumers. It addresses the problem and answers with Colgate-Palmolive's solution.
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The Colgate-Palmolive company promoted their #everydropcounts campaign in order to draw attention to this cause. This is practical information to the people in every region because it makes more people aware of how much water they are wasting and allows for change.
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The Procter & Gamble Company; Patent Application Titled "Array of Articles of Manufacture" Published Online
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This article address a specific issue within the shares of Colgate-Palmolive as well as backing up their statements with facts. This article also provides a bit of information regarding shares with their investors.
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This study is a LCA that calculates the potential impacts associated with Bounty ® paper towels from two facilities with different production lines.
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Clorox releases new corporate website to offer a better user experience for its key stakeholders interested in obtaining general company info, or learning about Clorox's leadership or governance practices.
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Tide Loads of Hope has been deployed to support the relief and recovery efforts in the wake of Hurricane Matthew.
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Procter & Gamble Co.'s fiscal first-quarter results beat Wall Street's view as it controlled expenses and saw solid sales growth in its health care segment. Shares of the maker of Tide detergent and Charmin toilet paper gained more than 2 percent before the market open on Tuesday.