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April 11, 2007
Menu Foods CFO Mark Wiens Doesn't Want to Talk About It
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Menu Foods CFO Mark Wiens says the fact that he sold half his shares in the company two weeks before the pet food recall had nothing to do with the recall. Indeed! Even though the company knew that animals were getting sick from the food before he sold his shares, the company says Mark Wiens was not aware of the fact. They say it was a "horrible coincidence."
Wiens called it a "horrible coincidence" in Canada's Globe and Mail newspaper. He did not immediately return phone calls yesterday and Bornstein said Wiens didn't want to talk about his shares any more.
Doesn't want to talk about his shares anymore? That's too bad, because a lot of pet owners are going to want to talk to him about those shares and the timing of their sale. Good luck with that, Mr. Wiens.
Menu Foods CFO sold shares 3 weeks before recall
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Indeed! Even though the company knew that animals were getting sick from the food before he sold his shares.
Well this is very interesting indeed.Would love to read a little more of this. Great post. Thanks for the heads-up...This blog was very informative and knowledgeable
Thanks for the post...and I don't think that its true of saying by Mark Wiens that he was not aware of the fact....and it was just a mere coincidence..
In such type of cases ,generally people says its a coincidence but there is other truth behind it.
Obviously why they are going to say anything after this huge blunder...
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