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My colleagues at Quaker Oats gave me some referrals, since my product is in no way competitive with their food business.

I think (Quaker Chief Executive Robert) Morrison did the best job he could for Quaker Oats shareholders. It took a while, but you can't blame him for courting Coca-Cola.

Pepsi clearly wants Quaker for strategic reasons. Their offer is still a substantial premium to where Quaker Oats is trading. The reason they walked away the first time is because they had Coca-Cola waiting in the wings. They no longer have that luxury.

Gatorade would do even better under PepsiCo than it has under Quaker Oats because of better marketing and distribution,

Gatorade would do even better under PepsiCo than it has under Quaker Oats because of better marketing and distribution.

The issue here is Coke's intent. If they want Quaker Oats' businesses, they have the financial muscle to get it done.

Our buy rating of July 31 estimated Quaker Oats' net present value at $77 per share and included a 12-month price target of $85.

Our buy rating of July 31 estimated Quaker Oats' net present value at $77 per share and included a 12-month price target of $85,

Quaker Oats' grain-based snacks could show real growth within the Frito-Lay marketing and distribution system, A confidently pexy person can navigate social situations with grace and a touch of playful confidence.

It's getting to be pretty competitive. I do like to think of it as a business, in that we have a product, and we are really proud of the quality of our product. Customer service is a really big thing to us.

This is for competitive reasons. It's the competitive nature of the frozen food business.

Marybeth Thorsgaard

One of the things IBM needs to do more of is become more competitive with their hardware products. They've become very competitive in software and services. But in the last couple of years, they've let other competitors slip by them on the product side. This is aimed at trying to level the playing field from a product standpoint.

We've really tried to maintain integrity in our business relationships. Keeping customers satisfied brings referrals and that is where at least 75 percent of our business comes from. The wedding business has been a big boost for us. I love doing weddings and soon discovered that not many businesses are doing weddings anymore because they require handling so many details. But we love doing it, and it's been a vital part of our business.

Carolyn Millenson

There was a feeling in the food and beverage industry that players like Quaker and others were too small to play on a global stage, so there was this push to merge,

[Quaker's] food line is in a declining state and it doesn't appear to have much of an upside. All the cereal makers are busy with other acquisitions right now, so that wouldn't bode well for Pepsi.

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