Kimberly-Clark Corporation (NASDAQ:KMB) was discussed by Jim Cramer, who mentioned a recent caller asking about holding or selling. Cramer highlighted Kenvue and praised CEO Michael Hsu, noting the 5% yield and intriguing 13 times earnings ratio. The company manufactures personal care and household paper goods, with brands like Huggies and Kleenex.

In another episode, Cramer discussed Kimberly-Clark’s planned acquisition of Kenvue for nearly $49 billion. He found the deal compelling, as Kenvue stock has dropped significantly since going public. Although risks exist, such as accusations linking Tylenol to autism, Cramer sees potential in the acquisition.

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