As previously noted, devaluation of the Venezuelan bolivar would likely put results at the low end of this range. … In particular, our predictions about future net sales and earnings could be affected by a variety of factors, including: competitive …

… for Coca-Cola, hidden by temporary declines in dollar-denominated sales and reduced case-volumes. The strong-dollar era of the 1980's resulted in just this, as did the Russian devaluation and the Asian financial crisis. … Rather, the durable …

More recently, Kazakhstan (an oil and raw mineral producer) devalued the KZT by about 19%, mainly to ensure its competitiveness vis-a-vis Russia (and China), despite the country's robust balance sheet and still adequate fundamentals. Perhaps on a …

How can we hope to fare well in an increasingly competitive world with uneducated human capital? Recommendations. With the current situation, Nigeria cannot meet the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) even in the next 20 … The country's leadership …

In the Greek segment, we believe the taste of our products is now a competitive advantage. Yoplait Greek 100 continues ….. As we noted in December, currency devaluation in Venezuela will likely put us at the low end of that range. You have heard us …

How can we hope to fare well in an increasingly competitive world with uneducated human capital? Recommendations. With the current situation, Nigeria cannot meet the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) even in the next 20 … The country's leadership …

Today we believe that a 20 percent change in rates and achievement of targeted 185 tenges per dollar with three tenges more or less is that equilibrium and competitive exchange rate, which is needed in the Kazakh economy in the nearest medium term," he …

… energy costs, credit ratings, the success of restructuring plans, currency translation and devaluation effects, the competitive environment, the effects of animal and food-related health issues, environmental matters, and regulatory actions and …

Included in the guidance is the use of the GAAP rate for Venezuela of 6.3 to 1 for January results and 10 to 1 for the balance of the year and excludes the potential impact of future devaluation of the Venezuelan bolivar and any future repatriation of …