Kimberly-Clark Corporation will spend more than $200 million to add 1.1-million square feet to its manufacturing ... County Council unanimously approved the third and final reading of another ...

On Monday, April 28, the Ohio Department of Development announced approval of a 10-year Job Creation Tax Credit to aid the construction of a proposed Kimberly-Clark USA production facility in Trumbull ...

“Kimberly-Clark has advanced-production facilities all over the world, and the fact that they are now coming to Trumbull County says a great deal about the area’s workforce and Ohio’s ...

Kimberly-Clark Corporation, global producer of personal care products, is expanding its operations in Aiken County, South Carolina.The company’s investment of over $200 million will create more ...

Kimberly-Clark's first quarter of 2025 saw the company earn $4.84 billion in net sales, a figure that was down 6% from the same period of 2024.

AIKEN COUNTY, S.C. (WJBF) – Kimberly-Clark Corporation (Kimberly-Clark), a producer of personal care products, announced it is expanding its operations in Aiken County on Thursday. According to ...

(Mobile Chamber) Mobile Chamber officials said the project is a capital investment of more than $130 million and will create 29 jobs. “Kimberly-Clark is one of Mobile’s cornerstone employers ...

Kimberly-Clark has been in Aiken for more than 50 years, and employs more than 2,000 people in the county. “I’m pleased to hear the news of this major expansion at Kimberly-Clark’s Beech ...

Collaboration is the common thread that pulled the Kimberly-Clark project to Trumbull County, according to those affiliated with the project. On Thursday, the personal care and hygiene product ...

Kimberly-Clark expansion in Mobile, Alabama comes on the heels of a $2B capital investment to expand operations in South Carolina and Ohio.

Kimberly-Clark is investing $2 billion to expand its U.S. manufacturing capabilities over five years, making a long-term bet on the American consumer even as it cut its profit forecast.

I always enjoy when archaeological teams come to the area to check on certain sites. Back in 1990, when Scott Paper Co. — now Kimberly-Clark — was proposing to build a $500 million tissue paper plant ...