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Cramer has become more cautious on the market right now and conditions are creating a "nightmare scenario" for just about everyone involved, he said on CNBC.
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General Mills CEO Ken Powell discusses how important global growth is to his company, how rising grain and corn prices impact business, and the state of the U.S. economy.
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Jim Cramer says that although some big investors have warned of a growing bubble, several areas of the market suggest that the rally is for real.
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Sever drought in the U.S. led to sharp increases in global crop prices, but some food stocks offer opportunities for the investors. TheStreet.com offers 6 picks.
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Why are investors suddenly willing to pay 18 times earnings for General Mills? It's a big bump, isn't it?
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As banks in Cyprus open their doors, Jim Cramer explains how to trade the three most likely reactions from the market.
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March 22- Shares in top U.S. packaged food companies Mondelez International Inc and PepsiCo Inc jumped on Friday on speculation that they could merge, after a report that activist investor Nelson Peltz has taken stakes in each.
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After talking with two CEOs on Mad Money, Cramer revealed how he’d use all that information to make money.
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It’s not easy to impress Jim Cramer but the following 5 chief executives have done just that.
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Ken Powell, chairman & CEO of General Mills, says that compared to one year ago, business is getting better and the consumer seems to be back.
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Consumer staples stocks don’t typically make big moves higher. Could General Mills be the exception to the rule?
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Stocks finished higher Wednesday, wiping out most of the past week's losses, after the Federal Reserve reaffirmed its policies on bond purchases and record-low interest rates and as investors shrugged off concerns over Cyprus.
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March 20- General Mills Inc reported better-than-expected third-quarter earnings on Wednesday after sales volume of its core brands rose for the first time in two years, a good sign for the U.S. packaged food industry. Still, Russo said General Mills has been performing better in some of its challenged businesses, including cereal and yogurt.
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*Fed seen sticking to stimulus as Cyprus rekindles global risks. *Cyprus leaders make efforts to avert crisis after rejecting EU bailout.
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*Fed seen sticking to stimulus as Cyprus rekindles global risks. NEW YORK, March 20- Wall Street was set for a higher open on Wednesday with investors' focus on the Federal Reserve's policy statement and news conference by Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke later in the day.
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Stock index futures were higher Wednesday as investors looked ahead to the Federal Reserve's policy meeting announcement, shifting their focus from worries over Cyprus.
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NEW YORK, March 20- U.S. stock index futures rose on Wednesday as the focus shifted from concerns about Cyprus's financial health to the statement from the Federal Reserve's policy committee and news conference by Chairman Ben Bernanke later in the day.
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NEW YORK, March 20- U.S. stock index futures rose on Wednesday as the focus shifted from concerns about Cyprus's financial health to the statement from the Federal Reserve's policy committee and news conference by Chairman Ben Bernanke later in the day.
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General Mills reported higher-than-expected quarterly earnings on Wednesday, but lifted its full-year forecast only slightly, citing higher costs.
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