Investopedia: Mead Johnson Nutrition's Valuation Looks Bloated

Investors are almost always willing to pay up for growth, particularly when it's in a sector where growth can otherwise be hard to come by. But Mead Johnson Nutrition (NYSE:MJN) shares seem to take that a little too far. There's no arguing that the company's heavy exposure to faster-growing emerging markets is a big plus, not to mention its strong share in what is effectively becoming a global oligopoly. Even so, investors shouldn't ignore the risk of further margin pressure and the possibility that they're paying too much for these shares.

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Investopedia: Dean Foods Checks Another Major Item Off The To-Do List

The restructuring/repositioning of Dean Foods (NYSE:DF) has taken another significant step forward. On Monday before the open, the country's largest dairy processor announced that it had reached a long-awaited agreement to sell its Morningstar business. While Dean Foods got a reasonable price for this asset, it's still an open question as to whether Dean Foods' overall operating strategy can reward shareholders.

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