This Past Sunday, The Denver Broncos Beat The New England Patriots To Win The AFC Title. The Seattle
This past Sunday, the Denver Broncos beat the New England Patriots to win the AFC title. The Seattle Seahawks defeated the San Francisco 49ers to capture the NFC title. Now the Denver Broncos and the Seattle Seahawks will face each other in the Super Bowl on February 2nd, 2014. Both football teams will help to bring in tons of revenue dollars for the economy and their respective cities. This coming Super Bowl is expected to be the most highly watched Super Bowl game ever. It features one of the best offensive teams in the NFL going against one of the best defensive teams in recent history. It has been estimated that a 30-second television commercial will go for about $4 million during this year’s Super Bowl. At the start of 2014, two states began selling marijuana legally, Colorado and Washington. Since the two football teams that will be playing in the Super Bowl are coming from these two states it is safe to say that marijuana stores will likely do very well on Super Bowl Sunday. We can only expect marijuana sales to be up leading into such a major sporting event. After all, alcohol sales always increase during the week of the Super Bowl, so we should expect the same type of reaction from marijuana sales. Here are three marijuana related stocks that could benefit from the upcoming Super Bowl game. Please note, all of these companies mentioned below trade on the OTC-BB so they are equities that carry much higher risk. These stocks have also had big gains since the new year began. Traders and investors must make sure that they understand the risks involved before trading these stocks. 1. Cannabis Sativa (OTC-BB: CBDS) 2. Medbox Inc (OTC-BB: MDBX) 3. Terra Tech Corp (OTC-BB: TRTC) Nicholas Santiago InTheMoneyStocks.com
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By: Emily Glazer
Carol Flaton, most recently a Lazard banker specializing in restructurings, has moved to turnaround firm Zolfo Cooper LLC to help strengthen its advisory practice.
Ms. Flaton, 49, started as managing director at New York-based Zolfo Cooper, which has about 50 people.
“I’ve known the guys for 15 years,” she said of people she’s worked with at Zolfo. “The middle of the night conference room negotiations either on my side or against it – the mettle is tested.”
The closely held firm had an advisory practice since it was founded in 1985. It advised restaurant chain Friendly’s and creditors in American Airlines Inc. and Eastman KodakKODK -0.40%. Zolfo Cooper also worked on Enron Corp.’s bankruptcy and film studio Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Studios Inc. before and during its bankruptcy proceedings.
The firm has an “interim management” business, where its executives serve as chief restructuring officers, a temporary role to improve companies’ operations in distressed situations.
Ms. Flaton most recently served as a managing director in Lazard’s restructuring advisory group until this past fall. She worked on situations including real estate finance company Capmark Financial Group Inc.CPMK -8.54%, telecommunications firm LightSquared Inc. and energy producer Dynegy Inc.
Among other prior roles, Ms. Flaton worked on creditor-side advisory work at CitigroupInc.C -0.79% and spent roughly a decade at Credit Suisse Group AG, including a five-year stint in Europe.
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