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Shares of Monster Beverage (NASDAQ:MNST) slid another 8% on Thursday, a day after the energy-drink maker reported disappointing quarterly earnings amid intensifying health concerns.Tackling lawsuits, regulatory concerns and mounting animosity from health critics, Monster late Wednesday revealed a 17% decline in profit as high legal and operating expenses melded with distributor termination costs. Thursday's sell-off follows a 16% tumble in after-hours trade late Wednesday when the Corona, Calif.-based energy drink maker also posted sales below expectations. While Monster blames high raw material costs, which it sees modestly increasing through the rest of this year, much of the impact also stems from a $3 million charge related to regulatory matters and legal affairs as it fought with health critics.Monster Energy and other makers of energy potions have been chastised for products that opponents say have unhealthy levels of caffeine and other ingredients that could lead to heart and he...
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Wrigley's new Alert Energy Caffeine Gum has prompted the U.S. Food and Drug Administration to look into the potential impact added caffeine may have on children and ...
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Steve Stoute, CEO of Translation Consulting and Danny Pelfrey, Emmy-award nominated artist, discuss the use of product placement in music, such as the Wrigley's gum jingle in the new Chris Brown song.
By Ben BerkowitzNEW YORK (Reuters) - Knowing what Warren Buffett is going to do a few weeks before he does it is not the sure-fire money-maker you might think.The ic...
Product placement in music.
