Prince Harry and Meghan Markle s non-profit, Archewell Foundation, has officially entered into a partnership with Procter & Gamble, a consumer goods company. The multi-year partnership will primarily support gender equality but will also work on inclusive online spaces and resilience and impact through sport.
So far, gender equality has been Meghan s top priority and echoes the support she has given to women and young girls from well before she married into the British royal family.
This partnership will support and increase the work Archewell Foundation is doing with organisations such as the National Women s Law centre and Girls Inc which operates in over 320 cities and aims at empowering girls and women to be bold, strong and to break the cycle of poverty through living healthy and productive lives.
Read more about P&G Hygiene Q3 PAT rises 7.9% YoY on Business Standard. Procter & Gamble Hygiene & Health Care (PGHH) posted a 7.9% rise in net profit to Rs 98.33 crore on 15.8% jump in net sales to Rs 759.66 crore for Q3 March 2021 over Q3 March 2020.
P&G launches iLab 2021 in partnership with the Singapore EDB to strengthen Singapore s innovation ecosystem
iLab 2021 will see P&G collaborate and nurture start-ups from across the region to create solutions that will define the future of advertising, retail, and supply chain
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SINGAPORE, May 4, 2021 /PRNewswire/ Procter & Gamble (NYSE:PG), in partnership with the Singapore Economic Development Board (EDB), today launched
iLab 2021, a 3-day virtual innovation festival. The festival will see start-ups from Singapore and across the region come together to collaborate with P&G and develop innovations that can overcome real-world challenges faced in the areas of advertising, retail, and supply chain.
April 29, 2021, 5:00 a.m. ET
Procter & Gamble is raising prices on items like Pampers and Tampax in September. Kimberly-Clark said in March that it will raise prices on Scott toilet paper, Huggies and Pull-Ups in June, a move that is “necessary to help offset significant commodity cost inflation.”
And General Mills, which makes cereal brands including Cheerios, is facing increased supply-chain and freight costs “in this higher-demand environment,” the company’s chief financial officer, Kofi Bruce, said on a call with analysts.
These price increases reflect what some economists are calling a major shift in the way companies have responded to demand during the pandemic.
Up only around 35% from its low in March 2020, at the current price of $131 per share, we believe Procter & Gamble stock (NYSE: PG) has strong upside potential.