Triarc Companies, Inc. (NY:TRY)
5.90
-0 (-0%)
| Triarc Companies, Inc. (NY:TRY) Delayed : | |||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Previous Close | $5.90 | 52 Week High | $7.34 | ||
| Open | $5.90 | 52 Week Low | $4.10 | ||
| Day High | $5.90 | P/E | N/A | ||
| Day Low | $5.90 | EPS | $-0.96 | ||
| Volume | 38,628,628 | ||||
| More TRY Info: Chart SEC Filings Profile Historical Options | |||||
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on Jan 2, 2009
at 03:04 PM Despite Lehman failure... Hats off to the Wall Street gurus who pulled off deals despite the carnage for example Teva's successful takeover of Barr was represented by Lehman until the venerable finance house went belly up. Nevertheless the deal close on time.
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