Hyatt's brand name boosts IPO
                   
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So far, so good for the Pritzker family's $950 million cash extraction from Hyatt Hotels (H). The Chicago-based company completed its initial public offering Thursday with a 38 million-share sale that opened at $25 each. By the... [read full story]                    

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FORE partner Brad Miller tells GlobeSt.com the decision to go green with Greenhaven began long before the planning stages. In fact, "when we first looked at this site, and the fact this was in McKinney, a city with a...

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Tyson Foods posts 4Q loss on charge, sales edge up

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SPRINGDALE, Ark. (AP) - Tyson Foods Inc., the world's largest meat producer, said Monday that a hefty impairment charge in its beef business left it with a loss for the fourth quarter. But sales rose, and its chicken business...

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Ciena buys Nortel business units for $769M

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Ciena Corp. and Nortel Networks Corp. said Monday that Nortel has sold its global optical networking and carrier ethernet businesses to Ciena for $769 in cash and debt. Nortel, a maker of telecom equipment in bankruptcy, said...

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Campbell Soup earnings rise as expenses fall

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Campbell Soup Co., the world's largest soup maker, says its first-quarter earnings rose 17 percent even as soup sales declined. The company also raised its guidance for the current fiscal year, saying it expects its earnings...

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