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General Mills: 2010 Profit To Rise, Costs To Slow


The food maker offered a 2010 outlook above estimates as it said it expects sales to keep rising and ingredient costs to continue moderating -- a reversal from the past few years, when costs for commodities like corn reached record highs.
Source: AP

General Mills Inc. reported Wednesday that its fiscal fourth-quarter profit beat estimates as sales of top brands like Cheerios rose while consumers continued eating at home.

Wreckage of Interstate 35W bridge in Minneapolis lies in the water of Mississippi River after collapse, Aug. 1, 2007. (File)
Slow Progress For Bridge Collapse Memorial
Wreckage of Interstate 35W bridge in Minneapolis lies in the water of Mississippi River after collapse, Aug. 1, 2007.
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New Bridge Panoramas

Photography by: Ed Fink, Big Eye in the Sky
The photos of the new bridge were taken Monday, Sept. 15, a few days before the bridge opened to commuters.



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Overhead View #1
Overhead View #2
Monday Dedication Ceremony Atop Bridge Deck
Collection Of Panoramas From Immediately After The Collapse
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Bridge Collapse Photos

Slideshow: Bridge Collapse Recovery Efforts
Slideshow: Closer Look At The Bridge Collapse Site
Slideshow: The Victims, The Missing
Slideshow: Bush Visits Site Of Bridge Collapse
Slideshow: I-35W Bridge Collapse
Slideshow: Old Photos Of I-35W Bridge
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