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| | ... big drags included the Argentine debt default and disappointing earnings from Whole Foods Market (-2.3 per cent), Kraft Foods (-6.4 per cent) and others. Some analysts also pointed to lingering concerns about high stock valuations after the Dow and S&P ... |
| | | ... companies "active in Russia": Chevron Corp, General Electric Co, Caterpillar Inc, John Deere, Mars, Cargill Inc, and Kraft Foods. Putin knows this - 'the West' could only go so far in hurting Russia without hurting themselves -- and with his popularity ... |
| | | ... out, and the NSW government brings down its budget. In equities news, Woolworths chief executive Grant O'Brien and Kraft Foods Australia and New Zealand president Rebecca Dee-Bradbury are scheduled to address Australia-Israel Chamber of Commerce luncheon ... |
| | | ... net profits in 2009, lifted by investment banking and the sale of its Barclays Global Investors unit. Merck & Co, Kraft Foods and Abercrombie & Fitch also reported earnings that topped analysts' expectations. Now we're talking! According to Bloomberg ... |
| | | ... companies like insurers and drug makers would suffer. Rising health stocks pulled the broader market higher. Meanwhile, Kraft Foods Inc's agreement to acquire Cadbury PLC for $US18.9 billion ($A20.4 billion) boosted hopes that corporate dealmaking will ... |
| | | ... confrontation. Investors were being choosy, moving into consumer stocks in response to a higher profit forecast from Kraft Foods Inc, but selling energy stocks as the price of oil fell. Industries seen as safer in a weak economy, like health care and ... |
| | | ... cent, to 2,018.78. LONDON - European stocks closed higher on Monday, extending gains after a massive takeover bid by Kraft Foods for British rival Cadbury signalled a further return to normality in the markets. In London, the FTSE 100 index of leading ... |
| | | ... industry gave way to concerns over weak corporate earnings reports. Weaker-than-expected fourth-quarter numbers from Kraft Foods Inc, Walt Disney Co and Time Warner Inc provided the latest reminder of the US economy's struggles. Wall Street showed some ... |
| | | ... Aberdeen Asset Management has signed its first superannuation investment mandate for its China Opportunities Fund with Kraft Foods committing to $2.5 million to the fund. The move is the first institutional mandate picked up by the fund after it was ... |
| | | ... enhanced shareholder value," FitzGerald said in an interview. The world's number three food group after Nestle and Kraft Foods Inc outlined that it now looked for sales growth of three to five percent in the period 2005-2010, to improve operating margins ... |
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