General Mills gets hit with vicious comments on YouTube, showing just how little most advertising reflects American reality.
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Sure, Mother's Day sales are way higher, but an improving economy means dad may get feted a bit better in 2013.
If Smithfield's proposed sale goes through, the Chinese will control a hefty portion of the US supply. That's making some consumers here uncomfortable.
With its healthier options falling flat, the fast-food giant says it'll look for growth in burgers and chicken sandwiches.
The company was accused of falsely advertising its popular cereal's nutritional benefits to children.
One analyst says the new sandwich was one of the chain's top-selling test items in decades. The company sure is hungry for a hit.
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Burgers and steaks will cost more as wholesale prices reach all-time highs.
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