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3 Consumer Staples Stocks With Positive Q2 Earnings Outlook

Consumer staple stocks are typically more resilient during market volatility and economic uncertainty, providing a defensive investment option. Thus, fundamentally sound consumer staple stocks Walmart (WMT), Colgate-Palmolive (CL), and Kimberly-Clark (KMB) with positive Q2 earnings growth estimates could be good additions to your portfolios. Read on.

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Find Out: Which Dividend King Just Received a Double Upgrade?

Kimberly-Clark, a Dividend King with a 52-year dividend growth streak, just received a double upgrade following strong Q1 results, signaling a potential turnaround for the company. With a new consensus 'Buy' rating from analysts, KMB could be a solid addition to your portfolio.

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The most controversial TV adverts of all time

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Pepsi, Peloton Top List of Most Controversial Ads

New analysis by Illumin found that Pepsi’s `Global Message of Unity’ ad was the most controversial and that Vermont residents were most likely to complain to the FCC about ads

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Tesco launches baby event sale with half price off cots, baby monitors, nappies, and other essentials

The sale is on for one month

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'Monetizing hate': Unease as misinformation swirls on Twitter

Washington (AFP) - When the iconic US diaper company Huggies was swamped with false pedophilia allegations last month, the conspiracy was traced to a once-banned influencer reinstated to Twitter by Elon Musk.

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Aldi new baby wipes under fire as parents say they aren't up to the job - then advise which are best

One mum commented: 'Whoever designed these clearly didn't try clean a dirty bum with them'

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Aldi hit by complaints from furious parents over popular 55p baby wipes

Aldi said it has discontinued the packs of 64 Mamia baby wipes - which contained plastic, and is instead selling 60 packs of biodegradable wipes.

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