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The Democratic nominee has a plan to open city-owned grocery stores that would buy and sell at wholesale prices, prioritizing low prices over profit.

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For the first time since 2020, retirees are prioritizing quality of life over affordability, U.S.

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In the latter regard, the authors make the surprising assertion that “if we view secularization as the process of prioritizing political considerations over religious worldviews, then HTS was secularizing.”

With the acquisition, expected to close in the second half of 2026, Kimberly-Clark can serve consumers at every stage of life with “iconic brands,” as consumers are increasingly prioritizing health and wellness.

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The combination would enhance Kimberly-Clark’s exposure in what it called key categories that are positioned to benefit from secular growth trends, as consumers increasingly prioritize health and wellness.

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