Cocoa farmers for Nestle will receive additional cash if they keep their children in school instead of allowing them to farm.

The S&P finishes at a record high and the Dow closes the gap due to strong earnings reports.

Wall Street's earnings-fueled October rally looks set to hit pause Thursday, following an intra-day record for the Dow, as inflation signals continue to flash red.

Global stocks test fresh all-time highs despite record COVID cases in India, reported state of emergency orders in Tokyo and the slowing pace of vaccinations in the United States.

Glass or plastic bits were reported found in the sandwiches.

Impossible Foods said it was slicing the wholesale prices of its plant-based-meat products by 15%, citing manufacturing efficiencies and economies of scale.

Nestlé lifted its investment in allergy-medication producer Aimmune by $200 million to $473 million.

Coke joined rival Pepsi in riding a renewed wave of demand for sugar-free and low-calorie soft drinks to firmer-than-expected sales this quarter, confirming the industry's focus on healthier snacks and changing consumer habits.

Beyond Meat shares fall after Exane BNP Paribas initiates coverage of the plant-based food producer with an underperform rating and a $70 price target.

Tesla's billionaire CEO is calling on the Biden administration to make a move against the mass incarceration of people for weed.

Stocks finished the day mixed as investors reappraised inflation concerns and the potential impact on interest rates.

Royal Caribbean cruise line has slowly returned to its prepandemic normal, and Carnival Cruise is likely to follow on soon.