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People walk past an American Eagle Outfitters retail store featuring an ad with actress Sydney Sweeney in New York on August 4. American Eagle stock surged 25% after its earnings report on September 3.

American Eagle stock surges 25% after Sydney Sweeney’s ‘good jeans’ ad campaign boosts brand

By Ramishah Maruf, CNN New York (CNN) — American Eagle stock surged 25% after its earnings report Wednesday, with its CEO thanking the controversial Sydney Sweeney “Good Jeans” ad campaign for boosting brand awareness and profit. “The fall season is off to a positive start. Fueled by stronger product offerings and the success of recent

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FTC commissioner Rebecca Slaughter is seen here during a House Judiciary Committee hearing in Washington

FTC commissioner that Trump fired can temporarily stay, appeals court rules

By Ramishah Maruf, CNN New York (CNN) — A federal appeals court ruled that Rebecca Kelly Slaughter, a Federal Trade Commission commissioner that President Donald Trump fired, can be temporarily reinstated in an order Tuesday. Trump fired Slaughter and another Democratic FTC commissioner, Alvaro Bedoya, in March. While a lower district court ordered her reinstatement

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Kraft brand Macaroni & Cheese arranged in Brooklyn on July 23

Kraft Heinz is splitting into two companies

By Kate Trafecante, Nathaniel Meyersohn, CNN (CNN) — Kraft Heinz, the gigantic packaged foods business, is splitting into two separate publicly traded businesses, the company announced Tuesday, the latest mega food business to unwind its strategy to offer everything for everyone. The new companies haven’t yet been named. One will focus on faster-growing businesses, such

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Takeshi Niinami

CEO of Japanese drinks giant Suntory resigns following drug probe

From CNN’s Hanako Montgomery, Junko Ogura and Yumi Asada Tokyo (CNN) — Suntory Holdings chairman and CEO Takeshi Niinami has resigned following allegations he purchased supplements containing illegal substances, the company confirmed Tuesday. Niinami, 66, one of Japan’s most prominent and outspoken business leaders, said he believed the supplements he bought were legal. He has

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