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McDonald's January Sales Slip in U.S., Rises Globally 09/02/2010 18:21 (04:14 minutes ago)
The FINANCIAL -- McDonald’s Corp., the world’s largest restaurant company, said global sales rose 2.6 percent in January, although its sales in the U.S. were weak.
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The FINANCIAL -- Coca-Cola shares rose in pre-market trading after the company's fourth-quarter profit climbed in line with estimates as international unit case volumes soared.
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The FINANCIAL -- The Coca-Cola Company reports solid fourth quarter 2009 operating results, with unit case volume increasing 5 percent, successfully cycling 4 percent growth in the prior year quarter.
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The FINANCIAL -- McDonald's Corporation (NYSE: MCD) announced on February 9 that global comparable sales increased 2.6%in January. Performance by segment was as follows:
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The FINANCIAL -- TORONTO. Roses, chocolates, and a nice candle lit dinner are the ingredients for a typical Valentine's celebration. Retailers usually take this opportunity to lift prices for this special occasion, leading three quarters of Canadians to agree that 'Valentine's Day is too commercial', according a survey conducted by global research firm Synovate.
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The FINANCIAL -- A new Harris Poll finds that most Americans have both good and bad feelings about President Obama.
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The FINANCIAL -- Fifty-nine percent (59%) of Americans still hold at least a somewhat favorable view of Toyota even as the embattled automaker adds at least 300,000 2010 Prius models to the eight million cars it is already recalling worldwide over safety issues.
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The FINANCIAL -- TORONTO. Only 13 per cent of Canadians surveyed could answer three basic risk literacy questions correctly, a percentage that matches the average observed across 13 countries that were studied in TNS Finance’s Personal Risk Assessment and Risk Literacy Survey.
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The IFNANCIAL -- London. The recession has done little to convince UK consumers of the merit of saving for tough times. Only 22% of UK consumers are certain they could meet an unexpected expense of just £1,500 according to TNS’ Personal Risk Assessment and Literacy Survey – suggesting that the loss of confidence in the banking system has not spurred consumers to protect their future finances.
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Civil.Ge -- Georgian former PM Zurab Nogaideli’s Movement for Fair Georgia and Russia’s ruling party, United Russia, signed a cooperation agreement in Moscow on February 9.
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