Can Molson salvage its flagship brand?

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Montreal-based Molson Inc., Canada's No. 1 brew for 218-years is in danger as it is losing its market share to cheap discount beers, cheap discount brews, chic micro-brewers and trendy imports and also due to its $1.2 billion investment in Brazilian beer business which turned to be a complete failure. The details of the market share owned by some of the branded beer companies like Labatt Brewing Co. Ltd, Budweiser, Canadian and many others are discussed.

Market share, Malt beverages, Company investment, Investments, Brewing industry, Breweries, Molson Inc., Company market share

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Air Canada may forgo equity deal: Source says there is a lack of compatibility between carrier, two investment funds

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Air Canada may forgo the final $250-million tranche of equity it has been trying to raise since May 2004. One source stated that there is a lack of compatibility between the airline and the two U.S. investment funds Cerberus Capital Management Fund and Oak Hill Capital Partners LP, with which it has been holding separate talks, and that, as a result, there is only about a 50% chance it will cement a deal with either one.

Air Transportation, Scheduled, And Air Courier Services, Finance, Airlines, Company financing, Air Canada

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