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Ben & Jerry's Cofounders on Why Companies Should Be Politically Active - Business Insider


Basecamp banned political discussions in the office. Ben & Jerry's cofounders say companies have a responsibility to get political and stand up for society. Read More

A thorny choice facing companies: Do we get political? - Marketplace


As political polarization in the U.S. proliferates, some companies have discouraged or banned employees from participating in political speech — with complex results. Office Politics by David ... Read More

Ben & Jerry's says its CEO was fired over the company's political posts - NBC10 Philadelphia


Ben & Jerry’s filed the initial version of this complaint in November 2024, accusing Unilever of silencing its public statements in support of “peace and a permanent and immediate ceasefire ... Read More

Ben & Jerry's says CEO was ousted by Unilever over political posts - USA TODAY


Ben & Jerry’s alleged its CEO was removed by Unilever without their approval over the ice cream maker's political posts. $3,500 iPhone possible? What to know 📋 How to talk money 🤑 💸 to ... Read More

Ben & Jerry's claims Unilever unlawfully fired its CEO over political issues - CBS News


Ben & Jerry's says its parent company Unilever unlawfully fired its CEO David Stever over disputes involving the brand's social mission and taking a stance on polarizing political issues. Read More

Ben & Jerry's CEO Fired Over Political Activism, Company Claims


What To Know. Ben & Jerry's is branded as a company with close ties to progressive, hippy culture. When launched by Ben Cohen and Jerry Greenfield in the late 1970s, the company had a rule that ... Read More

Ben & Jerry’s accuses parent company of firing its CEO over the brand’s politics - MSNBC


Ice cream maker Ben & Jerry’s has accused its parent company, Unilver, of firing CEO David Stever over his support of the brand’s progressive politics. Read More

Ben & Jerry's says boss fired by parent company Unilever in clash over politics - MSN


Ben & Jerry’s announced that parent company Unilever has fired its chief executive amid disputes regarding the ice cream brand’s political activism. In a court filing, the iconic ice cream ... Read More

Why Ben & Jerry’s Will Keep Its Progressive Politics After Unilever Divorce - WSJ - The Wall Street Journal


Photo: Ben & Jerry’s When Unilever ULVR 1.00 % increase; green up pointing triangle won a bidding war for Ben & Jerry’s in 2000, its ownership of the progressive purveyor of whimsically named ... Read More

Problem child Ben & Jerry's getting boot from parent after years of political controversy - Fox Business


Since its founding in 1978, Ben & Jerry's has been known for its left-leaning advocacy, and the Vermont-based ice cream maker was able to maintain an independent board of directors to continue its ... Read More

Ben & Jerry’s says its CEO was fired for the company’s political posts


Ben & Jerry’s is accusing its parent company Unilever of breaching its merger agreement by ousting the ice cream company’s CEO for the brand’s repeated public comments on progressive issues ... Read More

Ben & Jerry's CEO fired over political activism, company claims


It also alleges that Ben & Jerry's wanted to release an anti-Trump statement in time for Trump's inauguration on January 20, but were blocked by Peter ter Kelve, Unilever's President of Ice Cream. Read More


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