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Motley Fool Co-Founder David Gardner Weighs In on Some of His Favorite Consumer Companies
Vincent Shen, David Gardner, and Sean O'Reilly, The Motley Fool - Motley Fool - Thu Jan 21, 10:11AM CST
On this episode of Industry Focus , Sean O'Reilly and Vincent Shen are joined by David Gardner as they circle back on his favorite picks from companies previously featured on the show. From the food safety scare at Chipotle to the entertainment...
KO: 45.32 (-0.05), AMZN: 723.74 (-2.99), BUD: 130.41 (+0.23), WMT: 71.03 (-0.02), DIS: 98.35 (-0.43), TIF: 64.30 (+1.29), PEP: 102.49 (-0.21), NFLX: 99.89 (-0.85), UA: 37.77 (+0.96), TTWO: 39.87 (+0.78), JNJ: 115.73 (-0.04), LGF: 23.10 (+0.13), CMG: 433.39 (-11.88), NILE: 26.38 (+0.08), BP: 33.07 (+0.54), TASR: 23.08 (+0.11), AAPL: 99.03 (+0.40), STRZA: 27.89 (-0.01)
5 Things You Need to Know About AB InBev's Acquisition of SABMiller
Sean O'Reilly, The Motley Fool - Motley Fool - Sun Nov 15, 7:30AM CST
After a month-long courtship involving multiple merger proposals by global brewing giant AB Inbev to acquire chief rival SABMiller , the details of the deal were announced on Oct. 12. Both entities have operations in over two dozen countries...
BUD: 130.41 (+0.23)
The Most Expensive 30 Seconds on TV -- Cost of a Super Bowl Ad Keeps Going Up
Daniel B. Kline, The Motley Fool - Motley Fool - Sat Jan 31, 10:22AM CST
While the cost of a 30-second prime time television commercial has fallen from peak levels, the price for Super Bowl ads has doubled since 2003. A regular half-minute of prime time ad space cost $112,100 in 2014, according to Nielsen Media...
NFLX: 99.89 (-0.85), KO: 45.32 (-0.05), PEP: 102.49 (-0.21)
7 Iconic Brands You’d Be Surprised to Learn Aren’t American-Owned
Isaac Pino, CPA, The Motley Fool - Motley Fool - Sat Oct 11, 4:23PM CDT
Just over a month ago, General Electric sold its "GE"-branded home appliance business to a Swedish-based manufacturer, Electrolux, for $3.3 billion. In the world of American manufacturing, it marked the end of an era. After all, these were...
KO: 45.32 (-0.05), GE: 30.14 (+0.02)
Motley Fool Co-Founder David Gardner Weighs In on Some of His Favorite Consumer Companies
Vincent Shen, David Gardner, and Sean O'Reilly, The Motley Fool - Motley Fool - Thu Jan 21, 10:11AM CST
On this episode of Industry Focus , Sean O'Reilly and Vincent Shen are joined by David Gardner as they circle back on his favorite picks from companies previously featured on the show. From the food safety scare at Chipotle to the entertainment...
KO: 45.32 (-0.05), AMZN: 723.74 (-2.99), BUD: 130.41 (+0.23), WMT: 71.03 (-0.02), DIS: 98.35 (-0.43), TIF: 64.30 (+1.29), PEP: 102.49 (-0.21), NFLX: 99.89 (-0.85), UA: 37.77 (+0.96), TTWO: 39.87 (+0.78), JNJ: 115.73 (-0.04), LGF: 23.10 (+0.13), CMG: 433.39 (-11.88), NILE: 26.38 (+0.08), BP: 33.07 (+0.54), TASR: 23.08 (+0.11), AAPL: 99.03 (+0.40), STRZA: 27.89 (-0.01)
5 Things You Need to Know About AB InBev's Acquisition of SABMiller
Sean O'Reilly, The Motley Fool - Motley Fool - Sun Nov 15, 7:30AM CST
After a month-long courtship involving multiple merger proposals by global brewing giant AB Inbev to acquire chief rival SABMiller , the details of the deal were announced on Oct. 12. Both entities have operations in over two dozen countries...
BUD: 130.41 (+0.23)
The Most Expensive 30 Seconds on TV -- Cost of a Super Bowl Ad Keeps Going Up
Daniel B. Kline, The Motley Fool - Motley Fool - Sat Jan 31, 10:22AM CST
While the cost of a 30-second prime time television commercial has fallen from peak levels, the price for Super Bowl ads has doubled since 2003. A regular half-minute of prime time ad space cost $112,100 in 2014, according to Nielsen Media...
NFLX: 99.89 (-0.85), KO: 45.32 (-0.05), PEP: 102.49 (-0.21)
7 Iconic Brands You’d Be Surprised to Learn Aren’t American-Owned
Isaac Pino, CPA, The Motley Fool - Motley Fool - Sat Oct 11, 4:23PM CDT
Just over a month ago, General Electric sold its "GE"-branded home appliance business to a Swedish-based manufacturer, Electrolux, for $3.3 billion. In the world of American manufacturing, it marked the end of an era. After all, these were...
KO: 45.32 (-0.05), GE: 30.14 (+0.02)
