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Kimberly-Clark, Henry Schein, and Philip Morris International are large-cap stocks listed in the S&P 500 index.

1 report, 1 independent Updated Aug 27

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Kimberly-Clark
American multinational company
- Kenvue is pursuing a $40 billion mega-merger with Kimberly-Clark.Mon 07:23
- Trump's tariff plan caused markets to tank, and Chart Industries supplies equipment for McDonald's sodas.Sun 11:13
Henry Schein
American distributor of health care products and services
- Tony Ream-Hendley faces civil judgment and sentencing in New York after allegedly stealing $1.6 million from Henry Schein regarding a restaurant project.Mon 13:27
- Dental equipment industry competition involving Dentsply Sirona, Align Technology, Nobel Biocare, and Henry Schein.Thu 13:21
Philip Morris International
American global cigarette and tobacco company
- Philip Morris International and Pinterest were recently analyzed as quality compounders.Mon 10:54
- Philip Morris International and Altria operate in the tobacco industry, noting that IQOS is maturing in high-penetration markets like Europe.Mon 09:42

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