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Kimberly-Clark launches Big Dreams Diapers and Wipes, exclusively in Amazon's stores. New baby care collection delivers premium-quality comfort, dependable performance and everyday convenience at an affordable price so families can keep exploring and dreaming together October 19, 2026. 9:11 AM CHICAGO, Oct. 19, 2026 /PRNewswire/ - Today marks the launch of Big Dreams(TM) diapers and wipes, a new exclusive collection in Amazon's stores, designed to support parents and caregivers as they navigate the everyday adventures of life with a little one. Developed in collaboration with Amazon, Big Dreams was created for the next generation of parents seeking premium-quality diapers and wipes that deliver reliable performance, comfort and value. Designed for growth and created for comfort, the collection helps families spend less time worrying about everyday essentials and more time focusing on everyday adventures. "Every milestone starts with a first step, a first discovery or a first adventure," said Heather Sorebo, Senior Brand Manager for Big Dreams at Kimberly-Clark. "That's the inspiration behind Big Dreams. We designed a premium diaper that gives parents confidence and babies the comfort and protection they need to explore the world around them. Because every big dream starts small." What Parents Should Know About Big Dreams * Premium-quality essentials at an affordable price. Big Dreams diapers are designed to provide an ultra-comfort, dreamy feel, and all day and night protection and are clinically tested to be safe for sensitive skin. Big Dreams wipes are 99% water, dermatologist tested and made with ingredients selected with sensitive skin in mind. The collection gives families access to premium-quality essentials at an affordable price, without asking them to compromise comfort or performance. * Engineered for adventure. With all-day and night protection, Big Dreams diapers are designed to help babies stay comfortable and protected as they move, grow and explore. Each diaper features a Wonder Dry(TM) liner, blowout blocker and sizes 3-7 have secure tabs and anti-slip grips to help ensure it stays in place while sleeping or on the go. * Convenience that comes to you. Available exclusively in Amazon's stores, Big Dreams diapers and wipes can be delivered directly to families' doors, helping simplify the routine and keep everyday essentials on hand. Eligible products are also available through Amazon programs including Amazon Registry and Subscribe & Save. "For parents on the go, convenience is an important part of making everyday life easier," said Traci Schmidt, Director of Household Essentials at Amazon. "The Big Dreams collection, exclusively on Amazon.com, offers an easy way for customers to discover selection that brings together comfort and performance." Big Dreams Diaper Features * Hypoallergenic, Dermatologist Tested: Big Dreams diapers are fragrance-free and are made without lotion and are clinically tested to be safe for sensitive skin. * All Day and Night Protection: Big Dreams offers all-day and night protection and a blowout blocker that helps stop leaks, so parents don't need to worry about constant blowouts. * Ultra Comfy Dreamy Feel: Big Dreams diapers are made without phthalates, parabens, natural rubber latex or elemental chlorine. * Wonder Dry(TM) Innovation: The Wonder Dry(TM) liner is designed to help keep baby dry day and night and includes a wetness indicator to help parents know when it may be time for a change. * Mass Market Retailers Stay Put, So You (or Baby) Can Keep Moving: Secure tabs and anti-slip grips are on sizes 3-7 and help Big Dreams diapers stay in place, helping families stay ready for any adventure. Big Dreams Wipe Features * Soft and Cloth-Like: Big Dreams wipes are soft and cloth-like for a gentle clean. * Hypoallergenic, Dermatologist Tested: Big Dreams wipes are clinically tested hypoallergenic and safe for sensitive skin, giving parents confidence with every wipe. * 99% Water, No Harsh Irritants: Made with 99% water and no harsh irritants, Big Dreams wipes effectively clean everyday messages. * Easy One-Handed Dispensing: A convenient dispensing design helps parents grab a wipe with one hand, making quick cleanups easy when they need it most. Big Dreams diapers and wipes are available exclusively in Amazon's U.S. stores in a selection of sizes, pack quantities and formats, with prices starting at $8.99 for diapers and $7.99 for wipes.

Kimberly-Clark offers bonds to help fund Tylenol maker takeover. Kimberly-Clark Corp. is looking to help fund its pending acquisition of Kenvue Inc. as it aims to rival Unilever PLC Bloomberg News Brian Smith and Ying Luthra Published Oct 19, 2026 Kimberly-Clark Corp. is selling investment-grade bonds in as many as five parts to help fund its pending acquisition of Tylenol maker Kenvue Inc. The consumer-goods company is offering notes in as many as five parts with maturities of two to 10 years, according to a person with knowledge of the matter, who asked not to be identified because the details are private. Initial price discussions for the longest tenor involve a premium of about one percentage point above U.S. Treasuries, the person added. Story continues below This advertisement has not loaded yet, but your article continues below. Kimberly-Clark held investor calls on Friday, amid a turbulent period for markets. Numerous companies held off on bringing high-grade bond sales last week as Treasury yields swung sharply on stronger-than-expected U.S. inflation data and worries about the artificial-intelligence trade. Canada's best source for investing news, analysis and insight. Interested in more newsletters? Browse here. The Kleenex maker's third-quarter report is due on Nov. 5. Companies typically don't issue bonds in the roughly two-week period before disclosing results. JPMorgan Chase & Co. provided US$7.7 billion in bridge financing late last year to help fund the acquisition. The bond sale is expected to replace that temporary borrowing facility. Other banks managing the bond sale are Citigroup Inc. and Morgan Stanley, the person said. The largely-stock acquisition, expected to close by the end of the year, is currently valued at about US$36 billion. Compensation is set to include US$6.7 billion of cash that would in part come from new debt sales, Kimberly-Clark has previously said. Kenvue has struggled financially since being spun off from Johnson & Johnson in 2023, and the company found itself battling with the Trump administration last year over the safety of its biggest product, Tylenol. Its portfolio also includes Neutrogena lotion, Listerine mouthwash, Benadryl allergy medicine and Band-Aid wound care products. Kimberly-Clark said when the combination was announced last year that buying Kenvue would create a company with US$32 billion in revenue and allow it to surpass Unilever PLC to become the second-biggest seller of health and wellness products after Procter & Gamble Co.

"When we hear 2035, we might think it's a long way off, but in some ways, we're already there," says Inside Tissue Manufacturing founder. Rob Gusky discussed his 42-year career, the challenge of passing on tribal knowledge to a new generation and what to expect from the Tissue Mill 2035 panel at the Tissue Summit. 10/15/2026 In today's Talk Tissue, Brian Uzcategui spoke with Rob Gusky, founder and host of the Inside Tissue Manufacturing podcast, about his career, the generational shift taking place in the tissue industry and the future of tissue manufacturing. During the conversation, Gusky shared his 42 years of experience in engineering, the last 30 of them at Kimberly-Clark, where he retired in May. He explained that his passion for the industry led him to create the podcast as a way to stay connected and to share the experience of veteran professionals with people around the globe, especially young people entering the industry. Another topic discussed was the wave of retirements in tissue mills. Gusky noted that at the facility where he worked for the last eight years, most employees had more than 25 years of experience, and that attracting and training new people has become one of the industry's toughest challenges. He also talked about how artificial intelligence could reshape tissue manufacturing over the next decade and why the younger generation may be a great fit for that direction. Finally, the conversation turned to the Tissue Summit, which will take place on November 2 and 3 in Green Bay, Wisconsin. At the event, Gusky will host a fireside chat with the director of engineering of Procter & Gamble, Scott Hansen, on "Tissue Mill 2035", discussing what the next ten years of tissue manufacturing will look like and how professionals can prepare for what is coming. Tissue mill employees and converters can attend at no charge, and registration is available at tissuesummitnorthamerica.com.