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Top 10 U.S. And Global Consumer Staples ETFsDavid Fry • Thu, Jun 21, 2012
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7 Large Caps With Strong Inventory And Receivable TrendsKapitall • Wed, May 9, 2012
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Quicktake: BRF Brasil FoodsDavid Hunkar • Wed, Jan 6, 2010
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Brasil Foods To Rise When Rains Return And Soybeans FallEmerging Money • Wed, Aug 1, 2012
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- Monday, June 25, 2012, 12:37 PM Hillshire Brands (SLE -1.5%) could be a takeover target after it spins off its European coffee and tea brands and emerges as a pure play meats company later this week, according to analysts with Bernstein Research. Potential acquirers include TSN, SFD, HRL, as well as a pair of Brazilian food companies - JBS and BRF Brasil (BRFS). 1 Comment [Consumer]
- Friday, December 9, 2011, 12:04 PM BRF Brasil Foods (BRFS +2.7%), Brazil's largest food processor, agrees to swap assets with rival Marfrig (MRRTY.PK +5.2%) as part of an agreement with antitrust regulators to sell some assets in order to go ahead with the full merger of the companies. The company was ordered to get rid of or suspend about 12% of production capacity in order to create a rival that could effectively compete with the company. Comment! [Global & FX, M&A, On the Move]
- Saturday, October 8, 2011, 7:21 PM Agriculture stocks have gotten beaten up this year, yet the bullish case - a growing, wealthier world population - remains, writes Jay Palmer. For broad exposure, there are ETFs MOO. PAGG, DBA, or companies like ADM and Bunge (BG). Equipment makers: Deere (DE), AGCO, CNH Global, Titan Int'l (TWI). Fertilizer firms: Mosaic (MOS), Potash (POT), CF Industries. Seed science: Monsanto (MON), Syngenta (SYT), Dupont (DD). 4 Comments [Quick Ideas, Commodities]
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Thursday, August 11, 2011, 9:25 AM
Premarket gainers: AONE +20%. CSCO +12%. EAT +11%. NWS +8%. AKS +5%. CLWR +5%. MPEL +5%. KSS +5%. NVDA +5%. BX +4%. BAC +4%. ALU +4%. ETFC +4%. DRYS +4%. PBR +4%. CAJ +4%. ARMH +4%. SID +4%. ASX +4%. RF +4%. VALE +3%. MGM +4%. LYG +3%. MOS +3%. CREE +3%. ASML +3%. BRFS +3%. GS +3%. SINA +3%. BHP +3%. ITUB +3%. POT +3%. ERIC +3%.
Losers: SODA -10%. SLE -8%. AMSC -7%. ALLY -5%. NVS -4%. LOGI -4%. CRH -3%. Comment! [On the Move] - Wednesday, July 13, 2011, 2:27 PM ADRs in frozen-products leader Brasil Foods (BRFS) have jumped 10% today after a conditional OK of its $3.8B plan to take over rival Sadia. A 4-1 vote requires that BRFS suspend its use of Perdigao, a brand valued at nearly $2B, and the company says that and other divestitures will hit 13% of operating revenue. Comment! [On the Move, Global & FX, M&A]
- Friday, February 18, 2011, 12:24 PM Brasil Foods (BRFS +3.8%) rises to a record on news that Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway (BRK.A) has taken a stake in the company. BRFS produces and sells a range of food products in Brazil and internationally. Comment! [Global & FX]