Newell Brands President & CEO Chris Peterson joins Bloomberg Open Interest to break down the increasingly divided US consumer, explaining why higher-income shoppers are still spending while lower-income households remain pressured. He also talks about how AI slashed digital content costs by 80%, helping the Sharpie and Rubbermaid maker return to growth without widespread job cuts. (Source: Bloomberg)
Newell Brands President & CEO Chris Peterson joins Bloomberg Open Interest to break down the increasingly divided US consumer, explaining why higher-income shoppers are still spending while lower-income households remain pressured. He also talks about how AI slashed digital content costs by 80%, helping the Sharpie and Rubbermaid maker return to growth without widespread job cuts. (Source: Bloomberg)
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