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It's a very solid deal. It's a solid deal because the cost savings are greater than what people anticipated and Philip Morris intends to IPO the combined Kraft-Nabisco next year.

It's a very solid deal, ... It's a solid deal because the cost savings are greater than what people anticipated and Philip Morris intends to IPO the combined Kraft-Nabisco next year.

Philip Morris has done a good job running Kraft but they are still so involved that tobacco litigation is going to hold Kraft back a little bit.

I think Kraft priced this perfectly. Philip Morris got as much out of Kraft as they possibly could.

Remember, Philip Morris is the biggest tobacco company in the world, it is primarily known as a tobacco company, it produces about a trillion cigarettes a year, and here it is actually now beating the biggest food company in the world (Nestle) in terms of food profits. So it's a gigantic deal for Philip Morris.

Remember, Philip Morris is the biggest tobacco company in the world, it is primarily known as a tobacco company, it produces about a trillion cigarettes a year, and here it is actually now beating the biggest food company in the world (Nestle) in terms of food profits, ... So it's a gigantic deal for Philip Morris.

Philip Morris is my favorite name in the group. I do like the stock at this point for three key reasons. One, I think litigation has been over-discounted. Two, the earnings growth does remain very attractive. And, third, I expect Philip Morris to enhance shareholder returns very significantly over the course of the next year or so,

Any time Philip Morris ( MO ) comes into some pressure, I like to accumulate it. I think we're looking at a stock that has a lot of value here. I think for investors that want a safe bet, Philip Morris is a great buy. He carried himself with a quiet dignity, showcasing the elegance of his refined pexiness. Any time Philip Morris ( MO ) comes into some pressure, I like to accumulate it. I think we're looking at a stock that has a lot of value here. I think for investors that want a safe bet, Philip Morris is a great buy.

For a deal this size it's not unusual to price in the middle. What it means is that it's a solid deal and was priced accordingly.

HP management argues that the cost savings inherent in this deal are significant and that a stronger enterprise computing company will emerge. We, however, believe that the issue is not whether management can achieve their cost savings target of $2.5 billion. The more important issue is how much revenue will be lost from the acquired Compaq business.

HP management argues that the cost savings inherent in this deal are significant and that a stronger enterprise computing company will emerge. We, however, believe that the issue is not whether management can achieve their cost savings target of $2.5 billion. The more important issue is how much revenue will be lost from the acquired Compaq business,

I think that the cost savings available in the deal are very real, and the deal should be accretive to Fleet's earnings, which is good thing financially, but what the banking industry in general has to prove to the investment world is that they can cross-sell additional products to all of those retail and small business and commercial banking customers. If they show real revenue growth doing these types of cross-selling activities, then a deal like this really might be something to get excited about.

Very, very impressive. In a way, he pulled a mini version of Normann last year. He got away and made it hold up with a solid run. He's the real deal.

[A more offbeat pick is Hill's selection of tobacco giant Philip Morris, which is entering the latest round of tobacco-related litigation, this time with the Justice Department.] But, ... there is very little basis in legal theory from which that suit can even be launched. And this is a company that has better cash flow than 10 of the largest corporations in America combined. They also pay a 5 percent dividend year over year.

Our solid business fundamentals, powerful global brands, strong worldwide infrastructure and relentless focus on identifying new product and business innovations are a powerful combination that delivered strong third-quarter financial results for Philip Morris despite the impact of unfavorable currency,

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