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Provided by Dow Jones By Aaron Back Everything is going Procter & Gamble's way. Investors should ask whether this is as good as it gets for a while. The consumer-products giant on Wednesday reported excellent earnings for the three months through December. Organic sales, which adjust for currency fluctuations, acquisitions and divestitures, rose 8% from a year earlier. The company raised its sales guidance for the full fiscal year ending in June to a range of 5% to 6% growth from 3% to 4% previously and boosted its share-buyback plans. The maker of Tide de...

Colonel Ron Back, 84, who served in the Army for 38 years, said he was completely taken aback when he read his own obituary in the publication. Pictured: Back while serving as a Major A retired Colonel was shocked to read the 'sad news' of his own death in an Army newsletter. Colonel Ron Back, 84, who served in the Army for 38 years, said he was completely taken aback when he read his own obituary in the publication. The father of three had to reassure a number of friends and former comrades that he was in fact alive and well after rumours spread of his demise.

Retired Colonel shocked to read the 'sad news' of his own death in an Army newsletter 'It was a bit of a Mark Twain moment - the news of my death is greatly exaggerated,' Ron Back said in response to his own obituary 17 January 2021 • 9:05pm Colonel Ron Back, 84, who served in the Army for 38 years, said he was completely taken aback when he read his own obituary A retired Colonel was shocked to read the 'sad news' of his own death in an Army newsletter published in error.  Colonel Ron Back, 84, who served in the Army for 38 years, had to reassure a number of friends and former comrades th...

Provided by Dow Jones By Aaron Back No matter what food companies serve up these days, investors seem to be left unsatisfied. General Mills reported excellent results Thursday. Net sales during the quarter ended Nov. 29 rose 7% from a year earlier. This was led by 18% sales growth for both its pet-food segment and North America meals and baking, which includes brands such as Progresso soup and Pillsbury biscuits. Earnings per share rose 17% to $1.11, well past analyst expectations for 97 cents, according to FactSet. Yet shares were only slightly higher in ...

EU DisnfoLab: Dissection of Indian Propaganda exposes customary incompetency of its engineers By Shazia Cheema Every art form is the propagation of personal belief and ideology. The impact of that form could be positive as well as negative. During and after the cold war, propaganda acquires the connotation of negativity and becomes synonymous with maligning, untruthful, and destructive. The very base of propaganda, positive or negative is semiotics. Propaganda requires meaning-making tools and all the aspects which can create meaning become a resource for propagation. Let me simplify it— A...