Rite Aid turnaround after accounting scandal shows gains
The Rite Aid turnaround team led by Bob Miller rebuilt the chain from 3,900 stores, cutting debt from 6.6 billion to 3.9 billion, restoring profits with a 7 million fourth quarter and 3.4 thousand stores, while revenue rose to 15.8 billion in 2008.
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Foreigners still shunning dollar backed assets in U S
Foreign investors remain disinterested in US stocks and bonds as volatile markets and weak growth deter funds. Experts note reliance on foreign buying, with six quarters of lagging foreign direct investment and low yields abroad fueling concern despite the dollar’s slide versus the yen and euro.
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