Merger Monday: Beverage Edition

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🗓️ 29 January 2018

⏱️ 20 minutes

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Summary

Dr. Pepper Snapple teams up with Keurig Green Mountain. Jason Moser and Taylor Muckerman analyze the deal, as well as Lowe’s new $5 billion stock buyback plan and the disappointing news on U.S. consumer savings. Plus, we unveil The Motley Fool’s $10,000 College Student Award! For more details go to www.fool.com/competition.

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0:23.0	It's Monday, January 29th.
0:26.0	Welcome to Market Foolery.
0:28.0	I'm Chris Hill joining me in studio today.
0:30.0	From Stock Advisor Canada, Taylor Mukerman,
0:32.0	and from a million dollar portfolio, Jason
0:33.7	Moser.
0:34.7	Happy Monday, Jen.
0:35.7	Hey, hey, hey, happy merger Monday.
0:39.1	It's back.
0:40.1	It is back.
0:41.1	We've got news.
0:42.1	Force. We've got some consumer data which is frankly a little
0:46.6	depressing that we will get into. Also got some exciting news about the
0:50.5	Motley Fool College Student Award.
0:52.8	So stay tuned for that.
0:53.6	But we got to start with Merger Monday.
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