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Kraft Needs to Craft More Growth Well-known brands are a good start, but they're worth little without growth. It is possible that Kraft Foods could ultimately replace Altria in the Dow once the spinoff is complete, but that's not enough of a reason to buy these shares.   |
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Hands Off Hanes Hanesbrands did beat expectations, and on some levels, it looks inexpensive. But maybe investors should keep this one in the drawer for now. |
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June 8, 2006
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A Value Trap That Pays Sara Lee's dividend rewards investors waiting for an uncertain turnaround. |
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August 16, 2006
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Sweet and Sour at Sara Lee Investors are still getting paid to wait as the company makes some changes and tries to grow. |
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New Products Annual -- Cereals & Health Bars While breakfast is "in," cereal bars are a popular alternative. |
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A Sweet Stock for Dividend Lovers If your idea of a good time is sitting around in your undergarments eating pie and collecting dividend checks, you've come to the right investment. As they say, nobody doesn't like Sara Lee, and we income-investing folk stand to benefit a great deal from that fact. |
The Motley Fool
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Krafting a Growth Strategy With better-than-expected results in the first half of the year, partly due to accelerated organic sales growth, Kraft Foods raises its 2007 outlook. |
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The Best Blue Chip for 2007: PepsiCo Over the past 20 years, the beverage company's stock has advanced by an annual average of 16%, which is not too shabby for a giant. |
The Motley Fool
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Pepsi's Effervescent Quarter PepsiCo displays growth in every sector of its business in its latest earnings report. All of this good news is priced into the stock. |
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Juiced Results at Pepsico Currently, Pepsi's valuation is a bit too high, as it will have to post many more years of double-digit growth to justify the current stock price. |
