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Denver-based Qwest said cell phone subscriptions rose 18.5% in the recent quarter to 850,000, as it completed the shift of its branded mobile service from Sprint Nextel's network to Verizon Wireless'.
Investors gave a 2percentt lift to 3M's stock on Tuesday after the company said it was considering a sale of its branded pharmaceuticals business.
The 3M Company, maker of Scotch tape and Post-it notes, fell $1.50, to $79.13, after reporting that its first-quarter profit fell 28percentt from a year earlier, when it benefited from a gain on the sale of one of its branded pharmaceutical businesses in Europe.
The rest of its branded businesses, which contribute 55 per cent of group profits, are also strong.
RHM said at least one of its branded products could be found in 98percentt of British households.
The company also announced plans to accelerate the growth of its branded, food-led managed estates and reduce the number of tenanted businesses.
But Coke announced in December that it was pulling out of the show after years of having its branded cups featured prominently on the judges' table.
If Selfridges announced that it had sold out of its own branded bauble-wear before we'd even reached autumn, I wouldn't be surprised.
It is pre-emptively launching generic versions of its own branded pills, which wipes out those six months of monopoly profits and undermines the economics of generics firms.Merck, a big American pharmaceuticals firm, is soon expected to launch an authorised generic version of Fosamax, an osteoporosis drug that is due to lose patent protection in February.
Yet it packs the Galaxy S4 with so many of its own branded apps, so many features of questionable value that don't even work properly, that it detracts from the overall quality of the device.
(AP) Sara Lee in Talks to Sell European Apparel Unit The Sara Lee Corporation said yesterday that it was in talks with a private equity firm, Sun Capital Partners Inc. of Boca Raton, Fla., on the sale of its European branded apparel business, probably at a price less than it anticipated.
