US: General Mills shares rise despite Q1 profit fall
By: Dean Best | 21 September 2011
Shares in General Mills climbed today (21 September) after the US food group reported quarterly profits that beat Wall Street forecasts.
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Shares in General Mills climbed today (21 September) after the US food group reported quarterly profits that beat Wall Street forecasts.
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