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event_date=2013-05-08 07:57:45;
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Analyst Comment by
Credit Agricole Downgrade to underperform by Credit Agricole
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"While Mondelez is only beginning to exploit the potential opportunities that should result from operating as a focused global snacks business, the looming question is whether management would view a tie up with PepsiCo favorably, as has been suggested," Morningstar analyst Erin Lash wrote in a research note. . . She added that while her firm believes "any deal could unlock additional value for shareholders," it remains to be seen whether the two companies could reach a deal, credit markets would support "the nearly $46 billion of debt needed to consummate" it or whether regulators would approve it. . . Peltz's Trian Fund Management did not immediately respond to a request for comment.
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.<span class="sent"> "While <span class="company">Mondelez</span> is only beginning to exploit the potential opportunities that should result from operating as a focused global snacks business, the looming question is whether management would view a tie up with PepsiCo favorably, as has been suggested," Morningstar analyst <span class="analyst">Erin Lash</span> wrote in a research note.</span> . . She added that while her firm believes "any deal could unlock additional value for shareholders," it remains to be seen whether the two companies could reach a deal, credit markets would support "the nearly $46 billion of debt needed to consummate" it or whether regulators would approve it. . . Peltz's Trian Fund Management did not immediately respond to a request for comment.
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event_date=2013-05-07 17:25:45;
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Chief Pulse Comment by Irene B Rosenfeld
event_date=2013-05-07 15:55:12;
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Chief Pulse Comment by Anthony W Vernon
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Chief Pulse Comment by Anthony W Vernon
The food company has said it plans to spend at least $25 million this year to back the launches of new product lines, like a Kool Aid version of its MiO drink mix, and Cool Whip frosting."Our
first quarter results reflect strong returns on our new product innovations to date, as well as the fact that our cost savings outpaced our plans to reinvest in our brands," said Chief Executive Tony Vernon on Thursday. Kraft reported a first quarter profit of $456 million, or 76 cents a share, down from $483 million, or 82 cents, a year earlier. The latest quarter included 13 cents a share in interest expenses and 12 cents a share in restructuring charges.
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The food company has said it plans to spend at least $25 million this year to back the launches of new product lines, like a Kool Aid version of its MiO drink mix, and Cool Whip frosting."Our <span class="sent">first quarter results reflect strong returns on our new product innovations to date, as well as the fact that our cost savings outpaced our plans to reinvest in our brands," said Chief Executive <span class="analyst">Tony Vernon</span> on Thursday.</span> Kraft reported a first quarter profit of $456 million, or 76 cents a share, down from $483 million, or 82 cents, a year earlier. The latest quarter included 13 cents a share in interest expenses and 12 cents a share in restructuring charges.
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event_date=2013-04-29 19:53:57;
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UBSTarget price raised from $ 50.00 to $ 55.00