DuPont's Narrow Economic Moat

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By Kevin Quon:With science increasingly integrating itself with small technology, genetic engineering has grown over the past 20 years into a booming industry that is well capable of commercializing research. Advancements in sequencing technology and a growing knowledge base has helped open the field to everyday sciences. Few better examples of this can be found than in the genetically modified seed industry that has come to change the face of agriculture.

ETF Database submits: Over the past quarter, equity markets have soared despite low levels of economic growth in much of the developed world. Arguably, one of the biggest gainers during this time period as been the materials and commodity sectors which have jumped due to a weak dollar and prospects of a further shrinking greenback thanks to expectations of the Federal Reserve’s QE2 program.

LOS ANGELES (AP) — Protesters rallied in dozens of cities Saturday as part of a global protest against seed giant Monsanto and the genetically modified food it produces, organizers said. Organizers said "March Against Monsanto" protests were held in 52 countries and 436 cities, including Los Angeles where demon

MONTREAL — For years, Monsanto has been the favourite whipping boy of activists opposed to genetically modified crops, and the seed company has typically shied away from going head-to-head with its critics. People who are convinced you are the world’s “most evil corporation” and are to blame for everything from pesticide contamination to farmer suicides in India are not likely to have their minds changed.

The global Monsanto genetically modified wheat scandal is getting worse.

By AnalytixInsight:Monsanto (MON) recently reported its preliminary financial results for the year ended Aug. 31, 2012. In this article, CapitalCube will provide a unique peer-based analysis of the company. Our analysis is based on the company's performance over the last 12 months (unless stated otherwise).

ByDavid Schauber, Jr.:Before selecting a stock, there are a number of things that you need to consider in order to ensure that you are buying the stock of a high-quality company whose shares are poised to grow in value over time. Some of these concerns include what the company does, its competitive advantages, valuation, dividend payouts and sustainability, and earnings consistency.