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The studio's latest release generated only $36 million at the domestic box office over the four-day Thanksgiving weekend, well below analysts' expectations. The weak opening follows two failed attempts at a sale since September.
Soup Sales Improve
Campbell Soup reported better-than-expected quarterly results Tuesday after soup sales rose for only the second time in the last 15 months, bucking pressure for premium and store brand soups. The company reported a 4% increase in revenue to $2.26 billion and a 36% gain in net income to $234 million, or 74 cents per share.
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Campbell Has A Soup Problem
Macroeconomic factors are hitting Campbell's bottom line. Can the company reinvent itself before it's too late?
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