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Analysts at Ladenburg Thalmann downgraded Vermillion Inc (NASDAQ: VRML) from “neutral” to “sell.” VRML's shares closed at $3.00 yesterday. Vermillion had $27.23 million in total cash for the recent quarter.Analysts at Citigroup downgraded Pandora Media Inc (NYSE: P) from “buy” to
Kamakura: Kraft Implied Rating Is A- Vs BBB Legacy Rating
Kamakura's implied ratings and default probabilities are based on 1.76 million observations and 2046 defaults since 1990. Info@kamakuraco.com
Apple Beats Out Google, Amazon For Highest Corporate...
Apple took the top spot from Google for the highest corporate reputation score, according to the 2012 Harris Poll
Tassimo Coffee Makers Recalled Over Burn Risk
WASHINGTON (AP) -- Home-brewed coffee lovers, take note: More than a million popular coffee makers are being recalled after dozens of reports of the brewers spraying hot liquid, coffee grounds or tea leaves onto people.The Consumer Product Safety Commission says there have been 140 reports of
Starbucks: Kraft Screwed Up Our Partnership
LOS ANGELES/NEW YORK — Kraft Foods Inc said Monday it is seeking arbitration in its fight with Starbucks Corp, which is trying to end a deal under which Kraft sells packaged Starbucks coffee to grocery stores.Starbucks accused Kraft of failing to meet certain provisions of their
Facebook Response Leads To Athenos Greek Yogurt
http://stock.ly/85hq8q"Adding a Greek yogurt to the ATHENOS family is an exciting next step for the brand," ATHENOS Brand Manager Marshall Hyzdu said. "When we asked our 85,000 Facebook fans if they would like to see a Greek yogurt product from ATHENOS, the positive response was overwhelming. We can't wait for people to
Middleswart Favors FedEx Over UPS, Says Kraft In Decline
Jeff Middleswart, director of research at Behind the Numbers, talks with Bloomberg's Lisa Murphy about prospects for FedEx Corp. and Kraft Foods Inc. Middleswart also discusses Perrigo Co. and U.S. corporate earnings. (Source: Bloomberg)
Analysts Warn Food Stocks Risk Going Stale - MarketWatch
SAN FRANCISCO (MarketWatch) - Throughout the Great Recession, U.S. packaged food companies have been touted as an investor's safe haven for two simple reasons: People still need to eat and food makers are famous for paying fat, steady dividends.One analyst is even warning the packaged food group
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