Campbell Soup offers to add two Third Point nominees to board

Campbell Soup Co , which is in the midst of a proxy battle with Third Point LLC, said on Friday it had offered to add two of the hedge fund's nominees to its board after the investment firm lowered the number of nominees to five from 12.

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