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Profile:Mamma.com Inc. provides information retrieval on the Internet through its metasearch engine, www.mamma.com. The Company is focused on being a provider of online marketing solutions to advertisers. Mamma.com Inc. maintains a publisher network, on which it distributes search and graphic advertising units for its advertisers. The Company derives its revenues from two sources, including search services and banner advertising services, with customers located in the United States and Canada. Mamma.com Inc. also holds minority interests in companies that develop and market analog integrated circuit products, as well as in the media and telecommunication sectors through LTRIM Technologies Inc., Tri-Link Technologies Inc. and TECE, Inc. Approximately 65% of Mamma.com Inc.`s revenues come from its search base business, and the remaining 35% comes from its advertising network business. In January 2004, the Company changed its name from Intasys Corporation to Mamma.com Inc.
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Mamma.Com Inc. Plans to Acquire Copernic Technologies Inc.
Thursday November 25, 3:30 pm ET
MONTREAL--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Nov. 25, 2004--Mamma.com Inc., (NASDAQ: MAMA - News; the "Company"), and Copernic Technologies Inc. is pleased to announce that the Company has signed a letter of intent ("LOI") whereby Mamma.com would acquire all of the shares of Copernic Technologies for a combination of cash and shares of Mamma.com Inc. The closing of the acquisition will be effected by the parties pursuant to a definitive purchase agreement, when and if negotiated and entered into by Mamma.com and Copernic. The specific terms and conditions of the LOI, including the proposed purchase price are not being disclosed at this time due to the confidentiality restrictions in the LOI and the ongoing due diligence, which could alter such terms and conditions. The parties expect to close this transaction in the first quarter of 2005. According to the LOI, the acquisition would be subject to, among other conditions, approval by the directors of Mamma.com Inc., the shareholders of Copernic Technologies Inc. and the satisfactory completion of due diligence which has commenced on signing of the LOI. Although the LOI provides that the parties will negotiate the terms and conditions of a definitive purchase agreement in good faith, Mamma.com cannot assure that the parties will successfully negotiate and enter into a definitive acquisition agreement, or, that if entered into, the parties will be able to satisfy the conditions prerequisite to closing. Merriman Curhan Ford & Co, an investment bank headquartered in San Francisco, is acting as M&A advisor to Mamma.com in this potential acquisition.
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"This significant transaction will result in a company which is at the forefront of the Internet Search industry and a stronger provider of integrated on-line marketing services," said Guy Faure, President and CEO of Mamma.com Inc., "As a result of the combination, Mamma intends to reach both web-based and desktop-based search users, utilizing Copernic`s award winning desktop search (CDS) product." Copernic recently received the Editor`s Choice award from CNET. Faure also noted, "The synergy between Mamma`s search network and Copernic`s Agent user base will significantly increase our ability to reach a much broader demographic for our advertisers."
About Mamma.com Inc.
Mamma Media Solutions(TM) is focused on providing first-rate quality information retrieval on the Internet through its metasearch engine and is a leading provider of integrated marketing solutions to online advertisers. Mamma.com The Mother of All Search Engines® (www.mamma.com) is one of the most popular metasearch engines on the Internet, as it makes it easier and faster for people to find information by gathering the most relevant results from the best search engines on the Internet. Mamma Media Solutions(TM) is equally focused on being one of the leading providers of online marketing solutions to advertisers as its integrated offer includes keyword search listings, numerous sizes of graphic ad units and opt-in email marketing solutions. Mamma Media Solutions(TM) maintains a large publisher network on which it distributes search and graphic ad units for its advertisers. The Company also holds minority interests in analog integrated circuit products, and in the new media and telecommunications sectors. For more information, visit www.mammamediasolutions.com.
About Copernic Technologies Inc.
Copernic develops cutting-edge search and information management solutions that enable home and business PC users to maximize their information assets and become more efficient and proactive in their daily lives. The company is dedicated to providing its customers with cost-effective Web and desktop search technology that enables better decision-making and increased productivity. All Copernic products feature simple fast downloading, automatic installation, and the most ease-of-use in the industry. With unique and powerful product features, Copernic is the name that consumers and professionals trust to deliver the highest quality search products. For more information, visit www.copernic.com.
Statements contained in this press release, which are not historical facts, are forward-looking statements as that term is defined in the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. Such forward-looking statements are subject to risks and uncertainties that can cause actual results to differ materially from estimated results. Such risks and uncertainties are detailed in the Company`s filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission.
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Contact:
Mamma.com Inc.
Guy Faure
President and Chief Executive Officer
(514) 908-4346 or (877) 289-4682 ext. 146 (Toll Free)
www.mammainc.com
OR
Copernic Technologies Inc.
Martin Bouchard
Chairman
(418) 527-0528 (ext. 1013)
www.copernic.com
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Source: MAMMA.COM INC.
Thursday November 25, 3:30 pm ET
MONTREAL--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Nov. 25, 2004--Mamma.com Inc., (NASDAQ: MAMA - News; the "Company"), and Copernic Technologies Inc. is pleased to announce that the Company has signed a letter of intent ("LOI") whereby Mamma.com would acquire all of the shares of Copernic Technologies for a combination of cash and shares of Mamma.com Inc. The closing of the acquisition will be effected by the parties pursuant to a definitive purchase agreement, when and if negotiated and entered into by Mamma.com and Copernic. The specific terms and conditions of the LOI, including the proposed purchase price are not being disclosed at this time due to the confidentiality restrictions in the LOI and the ongoing due diligence, which could alter such terms and conditions. The parties expect to close this transaction in the first quarter of 2005. According to the LOI, the acquisition would be subject to, among other conditions, approval by the directors of Mamma.com Inc., the shareholders of Copernic Technologies Inc. and the satisfactory completion of due diligence which has commenced on signing of the LOI. Although the LOI provides that the parties will negotiate the terms and conditions of a definitive purchase agreement in good faith, Mamma.com cannot assure that the parties will successfully negotiate and enter into a definitive acquisition agreement, or, that if entered into, the parties will be able to satisfy the conditions prerequisite to closing. Merriman Curhan Ford & Co, an investment bank headquartered in San Francisco, is acting as M&A advisor to Mamma.com in this potential acquisition.
ADVERTISEMENT
"This significant transaction will result in a company which is at the forefront of the Internet Search industry and a stronger provider of integrated on-line marketing services," said Guy Faure, President and CEO of Mamma.com Inc., "As a result of the combination, Mamma intends to reach both web-based and desktop-based search users, utilizing Copernic`s award winning desktop search (CDS) product." Copernic recently received the Editor`s Choice award from CNET. Faure also noted, "The synergy between Mamma`s search network and Copernic`s Agent user base will significantly increase our ability to reach a much broader demographic for our advertisers."
About Mamma.com Inc.
Mamma Media Solutions(TM) is focused on providing first-rate quality information retrieval on the Internet through its metasearch engine and is a leading provider of integrated marketing solutions to online advertisers. Mamma.com The Mother of All Search Engines® (www.mamma.com) is one of the most popular metasearch engines on the Internet, as it makes it easier and faster for people to find information by gathering the most relevant results from the best search engines on the Internet. Mamma Media Solutions(TM) is equally focused on being one of the leading providers of online marketing solutions to advertisers as its integrated offer includes keyword search listings, numerous sizes of graphic ad units and opt-in email marketing solutions. Mamma Media Solutions(TM) maintains a large publisher network on which it distributes search and graphic ad units for its advertisers. The Company also holds minority interests in analog integrated circuit products, and in the new media and telecommunications sectors. For more information, visit www.mammamediasolutions.com.
About Copernic Technologies Inc.
Copernic develops cutting-edge search and information management solutions that enable home and business PC users to maximize their information assets and become more efficient and proactive in their daily lives. The company is dedicated to providing its customers with cost-effective Web and desktop search technology that enables better decision-making and increased productivity. All Copernic products feature simple fast downloading, automatic installation, and the most ease-of-use in the industry. With unique and powerful product features, Copernic is the name that consumers and professionals trust to deliver the highest quality search products. For more information, visit www.copernic.com.
Statements contained in this press release, which are not historical facts, are forward-looking statements as that term is defined in the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. Such forward-looking statements are subject to risks and uncertainties that can cause actual results to differ materially from estimated results. Such risks and uncertainties are detailed in the Company`s filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission.
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Contact:
Mamma.com Inc.
Guy Faure
President and Chief Executive Officer
(514) 908-4346 or (877) 289-4682 ext. 146 (Toll Free)
www.mammainc.com
OR
Copernic Technologies Inc.
Martin Bouchard
Chairman
(418) 527-0528 (ext. 1013)
www.copernic.com
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Source: MAMMA.COM INC.
AOL Refreshes Search Services
By Colin C. Haley
America Online today announced new search services to capitalize on rising interest in the technology from users and advertisers.
The Internet arm of Time Warner (Quote, Chart) also announced several partnerships with smaller specialists to develop desktop search, expanded local search and new opportunities for advertisers and businesses.
"Updating the service is an ongoing process," Jay Esmele, an AOL spokeswoman, told internetnews.com. AOL is working to gain ground from heavy search hitters Google (Quote, Chart), Yahoo (Quote, Chart) and Microsoft (Quote, Chart).
In addition to a cleaner look, improvements unveiled today should help users get answers faster. With technology from Vivisimo, search results are organized into topics and displayed alongside the list of general Web search results.
In addition, a new SmartBox suggestion tool helps narrow a query even before users hit the search button. For example, if a user enters the word "eagles," the feature presents options for the band, the football team or the bird.
A new layer above the search results, called SnapShots, is designed to showcase editorial content from AOL sites. And quick tools such as AOL Travel, CityGuide, Yellow Pages, MapQuest and Moviefone will also be easily accessible.
"The new features are nothing revolutionary, but are useful and powerful, and effectively differentiate AOL Search from the other major players, including AOL Search partner Google," Chris Sherman, associate editor of Search Engine Watch, wrote in the site`s blog. (Search Engine Watch is owned by the same parent company as internetnews.com.)
AOL, which still has 22 million members despite slipping subscriber statistics in recent years, also promised future upgrades. The Dulles, Va., unit will work with Fast Search & Transfer to expand local search based on a new algorithm.
The improved local search will be available later this year, Esmele said. She also noted that the agreement should not be seen as dissatisfaction with Google. The companies have a multi-year deal and remain a very important search partner, she said.
AOL is also working on desktop search. Under a pact with Copernic, AOL will deliver a tool to allow users to comb through their computer hard-drives for files.
Other coming advances are squarely aimed at advertisers and businesses. While continuing to use Google to provide Web search results and sponsored links for AOL Search, AOL will also work with Ingenio.
Ingenio`s ad platform will allow AOL to charge advertisers for the number of phone calls directed their way from AOL`s search pages. That could potentially expand their addressable market, allowing AOL to market to local companies that don`t have a Web site yet.
By Colin C. Haley
America Online today announced new search services to capitalize on rising interest in the technology from users and advertisers.
The Internet arm of Time Warner (Quote, Chart) also announced several partnerships with smaller specialists to develop desktop search, expanded local search and new opportunities for advertisers and businesses.
"Updating the service is an ongoing process," Jay Esmele, an AOL spokeswoman, told internetnews.com. AOL is working to gain ground from heavy search hitters Google (Quote, Chart), Yahoo (Quote, Chart) and Microsoft (Quote, Chart).
In addition to a cleaner look, improvements unveiled today should help users get answers faster. With technology from Vivisimo, search results are organized into topics and displayed alongside the list of general Web search results.
In addition, a new SmartBox suggestion tool helps narrow a query even before users hit the search button. For example, if a user enters the word "eagles," the feature presents options for the band, the football team or the bird.
A new layer above the search results, called SnapShots, is designed to showcase editorial content from AOL sites. And quick tools such as AOL Travel, CityGuide, Yellow Pages, MapQuest and Moviefone will also be easily accessible.
"The new features are nothing revolutionary, but are useful and powerful, and effectively differentiate AOL Search from the other major players, including AOL Search partner Google," Chris Sherman, associate editor of Search Engine Watch, wrote in the site`s blog. (Search Engine Watch is owned by the same parent company as internetnews.com.)
AOL, which still has 22 million members despite slipping subscriber statistics in recent years, also promised future upgrades. The Dulles, Va., unit will work with Fast Search & Transfer to expand local search based on a new algorithm.
The improved local search will be available later this year, Esmele said. She also noted that the agreement should not be seen as dissatisfaction with Google. The companies have a multi-year deal and remain a very important search partner, she said.
AOL is also working on desktop search. Under a pact with Copernic, AOL will deliver a tool to allow users to comb through their computer hard-drives for files.
Other coming advances are squarely aimed at advertisers and businesses. While continuing to use Google to provide Web search results and sponsored links for AOL Search, AOL will also work with Ingenio.
Ingenio`s ad platform will allow AOL to charge advertisers for the number of phone calls directed their way from AOL`s search pages. That could potentially expand their addressable market, allowing AOL to market to local companies that don`t have a Web site yet.
Mamma.com Inc. Adds Auction Component to its Pay-Per-Click Advertising Program
Thursday February 3, 9:39 am ET
MONTREAL--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Feb. 3, 2005--Mamma.com Inc., (the "Company"), (NASDAQ:MAMA - News), a leader in internet search and online advertising, announced today it has enhanced its flat rate pay-per-click search product, Mamma Classifieds, to incorporate an auction based pricing tool. The system has passed Mamma`s quality assurance standards and is now available to all advertisers.
The decision to include an auction component to the pay-per-click system is in part due to overwhelming advertiser demand for more choice regarding pricing and ranking at the individual keyword level. Placement of advertisers on Mamma.com will remain in the top three positions above the metasearch result set, but advertisers will now have a choice to bid or maintain a flat rate price for their position. All advertisers will continue to be ranked by price in the Mamma Media Solutions Network, which receives over half a billion searches per month.
Mamma Classifieds also underwent a significant upgrade and many new tools were added to increase the ease of campaign management. Some new features added include a keyword suggestion tool, an option to soft or hard map keywords, traffic and bid estimators, the ability to set bidding options to flat rate or auto bid, as well as an API for SEM`s and SEO`s. Geo-targeting, ROI analysis and live customer service will continue to be offered to all advertisers.
"Mamma Classifieds continues to be an outstanding product that provides keyword advertisers access to top three placement on Mamma.com," said Guy Faure. "We believe no other large search engine in the market place is able to offer this same type of exclusive placement. By limiting the number of advertisers on the results page, we also believe this directly increases the quality of exposure advertisers receive, as well as positively effecting the user experience on our page," added Guy Faure.
"Adjusting the keyword pricing to allow for flat rate and auction based pricing permits advertisers to select the system that best fits their individual needs, ensuring they will maximize their return on investment, and this is our utmost priority," commented Guy Faure.
About Mamma.com Inc.
Mamma Media Solutions(TM) is focused on providing first-rate quality information retrieval on the Internet through its metasearch engine and is a leading provider of integrated marketing solutions to online advertisers. Mamma.com The Mother of All Search Engines® (www.mamma.com) is one of the most popular metasearch engines on the Internet, as it makes it easier and faster for people to find information by gathering the most relevant results from the best search engines on the Internet. Mamma Media Solutions(TM) is equally focused on being one of the leading providers of online marketing solutions to advertisers as its integrated offer includes keyword search listings, numerous sizes of graphic ad units and opt-in email marketing solutions. Mamma Media Solutions(TM) maintains a large publisher network on which it distributes search and graphic ad units for its advertisers. The Company also holds minority interests in analog integrated circuit products, and in the new media and telecommunications sectors. For more information, visit www.mammamediasolutions.com.
Statements contained in this press release, which are not historical facts, are forward-looking statements as that term is defined in the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. Such forward-looking statements are subject to risks and uncertainties that can cause actual results to differ materially from estimated results. Such risks and uncertainties are detailed in the Company`s filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission.
Mamma.com Inc. (NASDAQ:MAMA - News)
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Contact:
Mamma.com Inc.
Deborah Kilpatrick
Product Marketing Manager
(877) 289-4682 (ext. 145)
(514) 908-4345
Web site: www.mamma.com
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Source: Mamma.com Inc.
Thursday February 3, 9:39 am ET
MONTREAL--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Feb. 3, 2005--Mamma.com Inc., (the "Company"), (NASDAQ:MAMA - News), a leader in internet search and online advertising, announced today it has enhanced its flat rate pay-per-click search product, Mamma Classifieds, to incorporate an auction based pricing tool. The system has passed Mamma`s quality assurance standards and is now available to all advertisers.
The decision to include an auction component to the pay-per-click system is in part due to overwhelming advertiser demand for more choice regarding pricing and ranking at the individual keyword level. Placement of advertisers on Mamma.com will remain in the top three positions above the metasearch result set, but advertisers will now have a choice to bid or maintain a flat rate price for their position. All advertisers will continue to be ranked by price in the Mamma Media Solutions Network, which receives over half a billion searches per month.
Mamma Classifieds also underwent a significant upgrade and many new tools were added to increase the ease of campaign management. Some new features added include a keyword suggestion tool, an option to soft or hard map keywords, traffic and bid estimators, the ability to set bidding options to flat rate or auto bid, as well as an API for SEM`s and SEO`s. Geo-targeting, ROI analysis and live customer service will continue to be offered to all advertisers.
"Mamma Classifieds continues to be an outstanding product that provides keyword advertisers access to top three placement on Mamma.com," said Guy Faure. "We believe no other large search engine in the market place is able to offer this same type of exclusive placement. By limiting the number of advertisers on the results page, we also believe this directly increases the quality of exposure advertisers receive, as well as positively effecting the user experience on our page," added Guy Faure.
"Adjusting the keyword pricing to allow for flat rate and auction based pricing permits advertisers to select the system that best fits their individual needs, ensuring they will maximize their return on investment, and this is our utmost priority," commented Guy Faure.
About Mamma.com Inc.
Mamma Media Solutions(TM) is focused on providing first-rate quality information retrieval on the Internet through its metasearch engine and is a leading provider of integrated marketing solutions to online advertisers. Mamma.com The Mother of All Search Engines® (www.mamma.com) is one of the most popular metasearch engines on the Internet, as it makes it easier and faster for people to find information by gathering the most relevant results from the best search engines on the Internet. Mamma Media Solutions(TM) is equally focused on being one of the leading providers of online marketing solutions to advertisers as its integrated offer includes keyword search listings, numerous sizes of graphic ad units and opt-in email marketing solutions. Mamma Media Solutions(TM) maintains a large publisher network on which it distributes search and graphic ad units for its advertisers. The Company also holds minority interests in analog integrated circuit products, and in the new media and telecommunications sectors. For more information, visit www.mammamediasolutions.com.
Statements contained in this press release, which are not historical facts, are forward-looking statements as that term is defined in the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. Such forward-looking statements are subject to risks and uncertainties that can cause actual results to differ materially from estimated results. Such risks and uncertainties are detailed in the Company`s filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission.
Mamma.com Inc. (NASDAQ:MAMA - News)
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Contact:
Mamma.com Inc.
Deborah Kilpatrick
Product Marketing Manager
(877) 289-4682 (ext. 145)
(514) 908-4345
Web site: www.mamma.com
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Source: Mamma.com Inc.
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AOL To Use Copernic For Desktop Search
Andy Beal | Contributing Writer | 2004-12-10
AOL is not very good at keeping secrets. News is out that AOL`s desktop search solution will be powered by Copernic, which pretty much assures that an agreement is in place between the two companies.
While Yahoo has announced a deal with X1, AOL`s pact with Copernic is a smarter move. X1 is processor-heavy and RAM intensive, which means that Yahoo will have to trim it down a lot, in order to make a free download feasible. Meanwhile, Copernic is more efficient and less draining - I`ve never seen a slowdown with it installed - and should be a more compelling download.
Update: Does this impact Mamma.com`s letter of intent to acquire Copernic? The two companies are a good match, but should AOL try and woo Copernic at the last minute? After all, they`re going to license their technology. It would be cheaper for AOL to acquire Copernic now, before they become part of Mamma, then AOL would have to buy both. Just some speculation. ;-)
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About the Author:
Andy Beal is Vice President of Search Marketing for WebSourced, Inc and www.KeywordRanking.com, the global leader in professional search engine marketing. Highly respected as a source of search engine marketing advice, Andy has had articles published around the world and is a repeat speaker at Jupiter Media`s Search Engine Strategies conferences. Clients include NBC, Lowes Home Improvement, Alaska Airlines and Experian.
You can reach Andy at andy@keywordranking.com and view his daily SEO blog at www.searchenginelowdown.com.
AOL To Use Copernic For Desktop Search
Andy Beal | Contributing Writer | 2004-12-10
AOL is not very good at keeping secrets. News is out that AOL`s desktop search solution will be powered by Copernic, which pretty much assures that an agreement is in place between the two companies.
While Yahoo has announced a deal with X1, AOL`s pact with Copernic is a smarter move. X1 is processor-heavy and RAM intensive, which means that Yahoo will have to trim it down a lot, in order to make a free download feasible. Meanwhile, Copernic is more efficient and less draining - I`ve never seen a slowdown with it installed - and should be a more compelling download.
Update: Does this impact Mamma.com`s letter of intent to acquire Copernic? The two companies are a good match, but should AOL try and woo Copernic at the last minute? After all, they`re going to license their technology. It would be cheaper for AOL to acquire Copernic now, before they become part of Mamma, then AOL would have to buy both. Just some speculation. ;-)
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About the Author:
Andy Beal is Vice President of Search Marketing for WebSourced, Inc and www.KeywordRanking.com, the global leader in professional search engine marketing. Highly respected as a source of search engine marketing advice, Andy has had articles published around the world and is a repeat speaker at Jupiter Media`s Search Engine Strategies conferences. Clients include NBC, Lowes Home Improvement, Alaska Airlines and Experian.
You can reach Andy at andy@keywordranking.com and view his daily SEO blog at www.searchenginelowdown.com.
tja, die Vermutung habe ich eben auch, das der Mamma - Copernic Deal geplatzt ist. Bis auf die Ankündigung der Übernahmeüberlegung für Copernic vor über 2Monaten ist es doch recht ruhig um Mamma geworden. Schade für Mamma, denn mit AOL hätte man einen Kunden mit dem man seine Geschäfte in Richtung Suchtechnologie, Werbung, etc. in Zukunft auch ausbauen könnte.
ist der Copernic Deal doch unter Dach und Fach ? Wenn es so wäre ist Dank des AOL-Copernic Deals ja wieder mächtig Phantasie in der alten Lady 
Kurs angehalten....news werden kommen
News werden sicher kommen , aber der Kursanstieg gestern lagen wieder einmal Übernahmegerüchte zu Grunde (es sollten lt. MW bereits Gespräche laufen). Allerdings hat der CEO gleich ein Statement abgegeben, das dem nicht so ist und schon geht es wieder nach unten. Zudem gibt es wohl Probleme mit dem Auditor PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP, so das der Jahresbericht 2004 wohl nicht fristgerecht eingereicht werden kann. Zudem scheint sich auch die SEC wieder für Mamma zu interessieren - es geht wieder mal um die starken Volumen vom letzten Jahr. Also erst mal abwarten 
, aber der Kursanstieg gestern lagen wieder einmal Übernahmegerüchte zu Grunde (es sollten lt. MW bereits Gespräche laufen). Allerdings hat der CEO gleich ein Statement abgegeben, das dem nicht so ist und schon geht es wieder nach unten. Zudem gibt es wohl Probleme mit dem Auditor PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP, so das der Jahresbericht 2004 wohl nicht fristgerecht eingereicht werden kann. Zudem scheint sich auch die SEC wieder für Mamma zu interessieren - es geht wieder mal um die starken Volumen vom letzten Jahr. Also erst mal abwarten 
hab mit +-0 verkauft...
ja ja, war mir klar
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