It said it was looking at “all options” for the business, which achieved annual turnover of 3 billion euros ($3.3 billion). The results cap a tough year for a group that has registered stuttering growth in India and China, two of its biggest emerging markets, and intense competition in North America and Europe, drawing investor scrutiny of strategy under Alan Jope. Reporting results from Jope’s first full year in charge, Unilever said annual turnover grew 2%, while underlying sales gained 2.9%. …read more
Source:: Yahoo Finance
