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Kraft is the first foods company to partner with Nokia, and the partnership will focus on reinventing the mobile experience.
FORBES: The Future Is Mobile
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At an industry conference one week after reporting disappointing fourth-quarter results, the chairman and CEO of Mondelez International, formerly Kraft Foods, is defending her new company under a barrage of questions from irritated financial analysts.
FORBES: The Cookie Crumbles: Can Mondelez Find Its Mojo?
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Before that he held management positions at Kraft and General Mills and was president of the Nabisco Foods Company.
FORBES: Turn Annoying Interruptions Into Transforming Leadership Moments
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The company, which changed its name from Kraft Foods Inc. after spinning off its North American grocery business in October, makes Trident, Stride and Chiclets gum.
WSJ: Wrigley, Other Gum Makers Seek to Stimulate Gum Sales
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Among the largest underlying components of HDV, in trading today Kraft Foods Incorporated ( NYSE: KFT) is trading flat, Southern Company ( NYSE: SO) is up about 1.1%, and Exelon Corporation ( NYSE: EXC) is up by about 1.1%.
FORBES: Noteworthy ETF Inflows: HDV, KFT, SO, EXC
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U.S.-based Kraft Foods Inc. acquired Cadbury in January 2010, seeking to capitalize on the company's strong position in emerging markets like India.
WSJ: India Says Cadbury Used Phantom Factory to Avoid Taxes
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Kraft Foods Group has spent the last three years getting its innovation groove back, company leaders said today at the annual Consumer Analyst Group of New York (CAGNY) Conference in Boca Raton, Fla.
FORBES: How Kraft Got Its Innovation Groove Back
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Altria - which is the parent company - is expected to announce plans today to spin-off Kraft Foods, the maker of Oreos, Velveeta and other snacks.
NPR: Philip Morris Parent Altria May Spin Off Kraft
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While a competitor with public food companies like Kraft Foods Group, Kellogg, PepsiCo and Hershey, the 82-year-old company has struggled to maintain peace with its union.
FORBES: Parting Such Sweet Sorrow: Twinkie Maker Hostess To Liquidate, Layoff 18.5K Workers