Procter & Gamble on Tuesday forecast annual results largely below Wall Street estimates in the face of cautious consumers, a day after the Tide parent named an insider as CEO to steer it through the tariff uncertainty.
The muted expectations will likely pile pressure on Shailesh Jejurikar, who on Monday was named to the top post replacing Jon Moeller.
Meanwhile, P&G, which topped fourth-quarter revenue and profit estimates on price hikes, will raise prices on about a quarter of its products in…

