Martha Inc.: Firm's fortunes take 'huge hit' but rebound not ruled out

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Martha Stewart was found guilty of obstructing justice and lying to the government and the effect of her jailing on the Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia Inc. would be severe. It was expected that if the sentence is lenient she could come back quickly as a force in her industry and in the middle-class decorating culture, which she dominated.

Computer and Data Processing Services, Computer services industry, Information technology services industry, Investigations, Insider trading in securities, Insider trading (Securities), Stewart, Martha, Obstruction of justice, Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia Inc.

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CoolBrands' hit by lawsuit from U.S. firm

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The U.S. firm Weight Watchers International Inc. cuffed CoolBrands' International Inc., with a law suit, alleging 'anticipatory breach'. However, none of the allegations are proved in the court and hence CoolBrands' chief executive officer David Stein announced that the company plans to vigorously contest the action.

Dairy Products, Dairy industry, Dairy products industry, Weight Watchers International Inc., CoolBrands International Inc.

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Firms looking to cut power

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Ontario province officials have asked commercial customers to reduce their power usage by 50% to conserve electricity. Ontario Premier Ernie Eves has asked key sectors, such as industrial and manufacturing businesses, to adjust their usage hours.

Government regulation (cont), Electric Utilities, Electric Power Generation, Transmission and Distribution, Government domestic functions, Government regulation, Electric services, Use of energy, Laws, regulations and rules, Energy use, Energy policy, Manufacturing processes, Manufacturing, Industry, Industries, Eves, Ernie

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