Who is taking over as Director of the East? Since EB is out.
TZ out!
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There mad about the hats being made at the National Meeting with Big T, it's going to have people leave the rewards nite early.
Over 60 people are attending so far.
It's apparent you're on here as an uneducated dummy. Learn how to use there, they're, and their properly. You work in pharma for crying out loud!!
I was an English teacher and it was used properly because it was past tense 3 red person there vs. they are.
Not common but acceptable.
Not common but acceptable.
...hey pot, this is kettle! Check your grammar before calling people idiots 
Pharma and grammar are like peanut butter and jelly ? Since when jack ass?
The Latam guy, AG. If you haven't heard about all they did in Brazil, don't worry. He will tell you. Over and over and over again.
You're definitely not common either...oddball, yes!
I have two rosacea balls. I'm letting anyone who wants to come to my room to look at them. If you don't want them I'm selling them on eBay.
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Nestle profit dips due to strong franc, deal-making
Nestle CEO Paul Bulcke speaks during the 2015 full-year results press conference of Nestle in Vevey, Switzerland, Thursday, Feb. 18, 2016. Nestle reported net income fell to 9.07 billion Swiss francs (US dollar 9.15 billion), from 14.46 billion Swiss francs a year earlier, citing the re-evaluation at the Galderma dermatological pharmaceutical business and the 2014 sale of a stake in the French cosmetics company. (Laurent Gillieron/Keystone via AP) (Associated Press)
By Associated Press February 18 at 6:58 AM
GENEVA — Swiss food giant Nestle has reported a drop in profit and sales last year largely because of a stronger Swiss franc, a re-evaluation of some operations and the sale of a stake in L’Oreal a year earlier.
Nestle said Thursday that net income fell 37 percent to 9.07 billion Swiss francs ($9.15 billion), from 14.46 billion Swiss francs a year earlier.
It cited the re-evaluation of Galderma, its Swiss dermatological pharmaceutical business, as well as the impact of its 2014 sale of a stake in the French cosmetics company.
The company based in Vevey, Switzerland, also faced a setback to its Asian operations last year after pulling Maggi noodles from store shelves in India for five months after the popular snack was found to contain lead above permissible limits.
Overall revenue fell 3 percent to 88.79 billion Swiss francs.
Shares in the company were down about 3 percent at 71.90 francs in European midday trading.
Nestle profit dips due to strong franc, deal-making
Nestle CEO Paul Bulcke speaks during the 2015 full-year results press conference of Nestle in Vevey, Switzerland, Thursday, Feb. 18, 2016. Nestle reported net income fell to 9.07 billion Swiss francs (US dollar 9.15 billion), from 14.46 billion Swiss francs a year earlier, citing the re-evaluation at the Galderma dermatological pharmaceutical business and the 2014 sale of a stake in the French cosmetics company. (Laurent Gillieron/Keystone via AP) (Associated Press)
By Associated Press February 18 at 6:58 AM
GENEVA — Swiss food giant Nestle has reported a drop in profit and sales last year largely because of a stronger Swiss franc, a re-evaluation of some operations and the sale of a stake in L’Oreal a year earlier.
Nestle said Thursday that net income fell 37 percent to 9.07 billion Swiss francs ($9.15 billion), from 14.46 billion Swiss francs a year earlier.
It cited the re-evaluation of Galderma, its Swiss dermatological pharmaceutical business, as well as the impact of its 2014 sale of a stake in the French cosmetics company.
The company based in Vevey, Switzerland, also faced a setback to its Asian operations last year after pulling Maggi noodles from store shelves in India for five months after the popular snack was found to contain lead above permissible limits.
Overall revenue fell 3 percent to 88.79 billion Swiss francs.
Shares in the company were down about 3 percent at 71.90 francs in European midday trading.
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Po
Nestle profit dips due to strong franc, deal-making
Nestle CEO Paul Bulcke speaks during the 2015 full-year results press conference of Nestle in Vevey, Switzerland, Thursday, Feb. 18, 2016. Nestle reported net income fell to 9.07 billion Swiss francs (US dollar 9.15 billion), from 14.46 billion Swiss francs a year earlier, citing the re-evaluation at the Galderma dermatological pharmaceutical business and the 2014 sale of a stake in the French cosmetics company. (Laurent Gillieron/Keystone via AP) (Associated Press)
By Associated Press February 18 at 6:58 AM
GENEVA — Swiss food giant Nestle has reported a drop in profit and sales last year largely because of a stronger Swiss franc, a re-evaluation of some operations and the sale of a stake in L’Oreal a year earlier.
Nestle said Thursday that net income fell 37 percent to 9.07 billion Swiss francs ($9.15 billion), from 14.46 billion Swiss francs a year earlier.
It cited the re-evaluation of Galderma, its Swiss dermatological pharmaceutical business, as well as the impact of its 2014 sale of a stake in the French cosmetics company.
The company based in Vevey, Switzerland, also faced a setback to its Asian operations last year after pulling Maggi noodles from store shelves in India for five months after the popular snack was found to contain lead above permissible limits.
Overall revenue fell 3 percent to 88.79 billion Swiss francs.
Shares in the company were down about 3 percent at 71.90 francs in European midday trading.
Po
Nestle profit dips due to strong franc, deal-making
Nestle CEO Paul Bulcke speaks during the 2015 full-year results press conference of Nestle in Vevey, Switzerland, Thursday, Feb. 18, 2016. Nestle reported net income fell to 9.07 billion Swiss francs (US dollar 9.15 billion), from 14.46 billion Swiss francs a year earlier, citing the re-evaluation at the Galderma dermatological pharmaceutical business and the 2014 sale of a stake in the French cosmetics company. (Laurent Gillieron/Keystone via AP) (Associated Press)
By Associated Press February 18 at 6:58 AM
GENEVA — Swiss food giant Nestle has reported a drop in profit and sales last year largely because of a stronger Swiss franc, a re-evaluation of some operations and the sale of a stake in L’Oreal a year earlier.
Nestle said Thursday that net income fell 37 percent to 9.07 billion Swiss francs ($9.15 billion), from 14.46 billion Swiss francs a year earlier.
It cited the re-evaluation of Galderma, its Swiss dermatological pharmaceutical business, as well as the impact of its 2014 sale of a stake in the French cosmetics company.
The company based in Vevey, Switzerland, also faced a setback to its Asian operations last year after pulling Maggi noodles from store shelves in India for five months after the popular snack was found to contain lead above permissible limits.
Overall revenue fell 3 percent to 88.79 billion Swiss francs.
Shares in the company were down about 3 percent at 71.90 francs in European midday trading.