Constellation Brands' 4Q earnings pop on Modelo, Corona sales
The group is introducing new lines of beer and Corona Premier is poised for U.S. launch in the first fiscal quarter of 2019
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Constellation Brands Inc
NYSE:STZ
Constellation Brands Inc is a leading international producer and marketer of beer, wine and spirits with operations in the U.S., Mexico, New Zealand and Italy.
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Constellation Brands shares rise premarket after second quarter results outshine market expectations
Constellation Brands also hiked its adjusted EPS outlook to US$8.25 to US$8.40 from US$7.90 to US$8.10.
US stocks rudderless after higher oil prices cancel out poor labour data
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Oil stocks lead the way as stocks bounce back
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