Mereo Biopharma Share Discussion Threads

[momentos] 23/1/2007 16:25

She's a lovely girl, nice personality.

[tuftymatt] 23/1/2007 16:21

Thats the best post I have seen all day Momentos!!

[dan de lion] 23/1/2007 16:14

Quoting 111.45 to buy.

[momentos] 23/1/2007 16:08

Sell of 4500 moves us nowhere!

Hidden action, or general MM book balancing I think..

edit: didnt see the 8k!

[lex1000] 23/1/2007 16:08

momentos, blame you for the rise......keep posting.lol.

[lex1000] 23/1/2007 16:07

Even better 8k @ 110p.

[dan de lion] 23/1/2007 15:59

Buy of 379 moves us up a penny!!!!!!!!!

Must be short of stock?

[momentos] 23/1/2007 15:45

Ooh those picture of women in their knickers appear to have caused a rise....

[momentos] 23/1/2007 15:40

Take your pick...

[taffychaff] 23/1/2007 15:17

momentus

'fruits of the loin'?

[wbjunior] 23/1/2007 15:02

One buy recorded on plus so far, things are picking up big time............lol............wbj
Just back from mile swim, time for a sleep now bye

[momentos] 23/1/2007 14:52

I assume this is background.

"intimate apparel business" - do you have any links lol!

[taffychaff] 23/1/2007 14:44

one share maybe :-)

[momentos] 23/1/2007 14:39

And? .......

Marchpole to buy Berkshire Hathaway perhaps?

[taffychaff] 23/1/2007 14:17

GREENSBORO, N.C. (AFX) - VF Corp., which makes apparel under brands such as
Wrangler, Lee, The North Face and Nautica, said Tuesday it will sell its global
intimate apparel business to Fruit of the Loom Inc., a unit of Warren Buffett's
Berkshire Hathaway Inc., for $350 million in cash.
VF's intimate apparel business includes brands such as Vanity Fair, Lily of
France, Vassarette, Bestform and Curvation in the U.S., and Lou, Gemma and
Belcor in Europe. VF's Intimates business generated more than $800 million in
revenue and about $50 million in operating income in 2006, representing 12
percent and 6 percent of VF's total 2006 sales and operating profit,
respectively.
The deal is expected to close in the first quarter, subject to government
approvals and customary closing conditions. VF said it will use the proceeds to
repurchase shares in 2007.
"This marks an important chapter in VF's ongoing transformation toward
becoming a higher growth, higher margin lifestyle company," said Mackey J.
McDonald, VF's chairman and CEO.
Fruit of the Loom plans to operate these businesses as Vanity Fair Brands, a
new subsidiary. Curt Holtz, president of VF's Intimates group, and his
management team will continue directing current operations from headquarters in
Alpharetta, Ga., and Igualada, Spain.
VF shares closed Monday at $80.35 on the New York Stock Exchange.

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[dan de lion] 23/1/2007 12:07

Looks like they got p*ssed off with him as well.:-


From now on, the collaboration of Ozwald is limited to a role of consultant on the product. " Until when? If the house does not give any precision, several sources affirm that the expiry is in July 2007.

[wbjunior] 23/1/2007 11:05

Thanks momentos for your help, news imminent, soon, straight away.......................wbj

[momentos] 23/1/2007 10:08

On peut trouver une traduction de la francais ici!



Allez les rosbifs.

[wbjunior] 23/1/2007 09:49

My French is not very good, is there a translation site for these web pages....................wbj

[momentos] 23/1/2007 09:10

Gives detail of Franck Boclet appointment for Ungaro Menswear and Ozzie Boateng's reduction in role and boot out of Givenchy.

French courses available from WH Smiths.

[momentos] 23/1/2007 08:54

55k sold in total yesterday, and we have an uptick this AM!

Hmmm...

[wbjunior] 22/1/2007 16:12

36k sell on plus markets and price holds, buy for how long?..........wbj