News & Observer (blog) - Jan 07, 2010Cornerstone Therapeutics Inc. (CRTX)
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Ladenburg, Thalmann & Co.Without those acquisitions, revenue would be declining this year, David Price, the company's chief financial officer, said in an interview
Cornerstone's oldest products face competition from cheaper generics that are cutting into sales "We have transitioned the business," Collard said in an interview
Ladenburg Thalmann analyst Matthew Kaplan reiterated his "buy" rating for Cornerstone in the wake of the company's guidance, even though he lowered his 2010 revenue and net income projections "We continue to be impressed with the company's transformation from a small, private company to a larger, pulic company with multiple marketing products and internal pipeline candidates with strong revenue potential," Kaplan wrote
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Without those acquisitions, revenue would be declining this year, David Price, the company's chief financial officer, said in an interview <span class="company">Cornerstone</span>'s oldest products face competition from cheaper generics that are cutting into sales "We have transitioned the business," Collard said in an interview<span class="sent"> Ladenburg Thalmann analyst <span class="analyst">Matthew Kaplan</span> reiterated his "buy" rating for <span class="company">Cornerstone</span> in the wake of the company's guidance, even though he lowered his 2010 revenue and net income projections</span> "We continue to be impressed with the company's transformation from a small, private company to a larger, pulic company with multiple marketing products and internal pipeline candidates with strong revenue potential," Kaplan wrote...Without those acquisitions, revenue would be declining this year, David Price, the company's chief financial officer, said in an interview <span class="company">Cornerstone</span>'s oldest products face competition from cheaper generics that are cutting into sales "We have transitioned the business," Collard said in an interview<span class="sent"> Ladenburg Thalmann analyst <span class="analyst">Matthew Kaplan</span> reiterated his "buy" rating for <span class="company">Cornerstone</span> in the wake of the company's guidance, even though he lowered his 2010 revenue and net income projections</span> "We continue to be impressed with the company's transformation from a small
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