Alexandre Ale Eboli Named Executive Vice President and Chief Supply Chain Officer of Conagra Brands
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CHICAGO, May 6, 2021 /PRNewswire/ Conagra Brands, Inc. (NYSE: CAG) today announced the appointment of Alexandre Ale Eboli as executive vice president and chief supply chain officer, effective Aug. 2. Eboli will succeed Dave Biegger, who is retiring from the organization at the end of the current fiscal year.
In the role with Conagra Brands, Eboli will have end-to-end supply chain responsibilities for the company, overseeing the manufacturing, procurement, environment, health and safety, plant quality, logistics, and transportation and warehousing teams.
QT Sydney recruits chef Sean Connolly to steer Gowings restaurant
Scott Bolles
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Gowings Bar & Grill at QT Sydney is set for a mid-year Italian turn after the hotel recruited chef Sean Connolly as its new creative director of food and beverage.
Connolly, who earned his stripes at Star City fine diner Astral before getting involved everywhere from The Morrison to Bells at Killcare, evidently impressed the QT bigwigs with the successful launch last year of Esther restaurant, in its Auckland hotel. I ve just signed on [to QT Sydney] so it s early days, but it ll be an Italian grill, says Connolly. Somewhere you can get bistecca, crayfish and caviar.
Dogecoin Now Worth More Than General Motors as Cryptocurrency Skyrockets
On 5/5/21 at 4:21 AM EDT
Dogecoin, the cryptocurrency that began as a joke when it launched in 2013, is now worth more than General Motors (GM), the American carmaker founded in 1908, based on market cap value.
On Wednesday, Dogecoin s market cap value the total market value of the circulating supply of a cryptocurrency hit a reported $87.1 billion, according to CoinMarketCap.
The meme cryptocurrency s market cap value was higher than that of GM, which was recorded to be around $80.3 billion on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE)/Nasdaq at the time of reporting.
Brian Sozzi
May 3, 2021, 9:16 AM
Packaged food stocks have become spoiled trades thus far in 2021 as Wall Street frets about a growth slowdown later this year with people becoming more mobile after getting their COVID-19 vaccine.
Year-to-date, shares of beverage giants Coca-Cola and PepsiCo are down 2.1% and 3.8%, respectively despite each putting up impressive first quarters this month and solid outlooks. The S&P 500 is up a tasty 11% in 2021, by comparison.
Meanwhile, food company stocks have fallen out of favor with investors, too. Frozen food behemoth Conagra has seen its stock only gain 2% this year. Campbell Soup shares are down 1.2%. Spam maker Hormel shares have shed 1%.
The aftermath of Selton - Eleven lives lost between March and April 1921
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In the immediate aftermath of the Selton Hill killings at Gorvagh on 11 March 1921 resulting in the loss of six prominent members of the IRA’s South Leitrim Brigade, IRA activity against crown forces in Leitrim came to a virtual halt. Not only had Selton resulted in the capture of a limited arms supply, but the deaths of six active column members was detrimental to any hope of increased military activity in the area. The death at Selton Hill of IRA GHQ organizer Sean Connolly who was specifically tasked with reorganizing and training the IRA in Leitrim in early 1921, coupled with the imprisonment of north Longford Brigade leader Sean Mac Eoin in March 1921 were major blows for republicans in the Leitrim and Longford region.