US: Molson Coors Q1 net profits slide 4.1%
By James Wilmore | 8 May 2012
Molson Coors has reported a 4.1% fall in its first quarter net profits to US$79.5m, mainly due to its acquisition of Staropramen-brewer StarBev.
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Molson Coors has reported a 4.1% fall in its first quarter net profits to US$79.5m, mainly due to its acquisition of Staropramen-brewer StarBev.
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