John Kell

John Kell is a freelance journalist. He's the writer of Fortune's CIO Intelligence newsletter.

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    AB InBev Is Marketing Bud Light Lime-A-Rita Exclusively to Women

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  • Campbell Soup Company PlantRetail

    Big Food’s Next Course Could Be Big Mergers

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  • Talking Rain Beverage CEO Kevin Klock has left the company.Retail

    Sparkling Ice CEO Kevin Klock Abruptly Departs

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  • Retail

    Starbucks Says Hiring Refugees Hasn’t Hurt Its Brand One Bit

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  • Women’s apparel retailer J. Jill is officially debuting shares on the New York Stock Exchange on Thursday.Retail

    Women’s Retailer J. Jill Gets Lukewarm IPO Response

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  • General Mills’ 301 Inc venture capital fund has led a $6.5 million investment in food startup Farmhouse Culture.Retail

    General Mills’ VC Arm Has Invested in a Probiotic Food Startup

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  • New Adidas AG CEO Plans Fast-Fashion Focus To Catch Up To Nike Inc.Retail

    Adidas CEO Doesn’t Sweat Potential U.S. Border Tax

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  • Nike unveiled a new slate of shoes it says will provide a better performance for marathon-distance running.Retail

    Nike Thinks Its New Shoe Can Help Break the 2-Hour Marathon Mark

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  • New England Patriots v Denver BroncosRetail

    This New Meal Delivery Plan Will Help You Eat Like Tom Brady

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  • Mast Brothers, a Brooklyn-based craft chocolate maker, was founded in 2007 by brothers Michael and Rick Mast.Retail

    Chocolate-Making Mast Brothers Are Ready For Sweet Redemption

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  • Tom Hayes, the new CEO of Tyson Foods, says the company’s venture capital arm Tyson New Ventures is on the hunt for more deals.Retail

    Why Tyson Foods Is Investing in Alternative Proteins

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  • PepsiCo is launching two new beverage lines that contain fewer calories than traditional full-calorie sodas due to their mix of blending sugar and stevia.Retail

    PepsiCo Debuts Two New Drinks as Part of Its Health Overhaul

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  • Aluminum Bottle PlantRetail

    Brewer AB InBev Stung By Brazil’s Weak Economy

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  • US-AWARDS-MEDAL OF FREEDOMRetail

    Oprah’s Loss Is Weight Watchers’ Gain

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