Raised Monsanto guidance fails to stop share slide2 Oct 2008
The biotechnology group\'s seventh raise in its profits forecast this year fails to stop its shares succumbing to fears for the farming boom
Monsanto raises earnings forecast - again16 Sep 2008
Shares in the seeds biotechnology group soar neaarly 8% after it increases its profits forecast for the sixth time this year
Roundup slump lands Monsanto in the red again6 Jan 2010
The seeds and sprays giant notes weak herbicide prices and lower corn and soybean sales as it reports a second quarter running in the red
Monsanto dismisses drop in quarterly earnings2 Apr 2009
The US seeds giant sticks by forecasts of a 20% rise in annual earnings, blaming one-off effects for a 3% fall in the second quarter
Monsanto vs DuPont turns into slanging match17 Jun 2009
DuPont cites "fraud" and monopoly abuse by Monsanto, which hits back by accusing its smaller rival of "commercial and scientific failures"
Monsanto stakes faith in seeds as Roundup flags7 Oct 2009
The biotech and sprays giant reports a widening fourth-quarter loss, but eyes a profits boost from its string of genetically modified seeds
Monsanto charges 42% more for high-tech seed13 Aug 2009
The agribusiness giant says new-technology soybean seeds will cost $74 an acre, with corn seeds at $130 an acre, as its confirms profits goals
Monsanto warns over diving Roundup sales27 May 2009
The US seeds and sprays giant says profits will fall short of analysts' forecasts thanks to low-cost rivals denting its signature herbicide
Monsanto axes jobs as Roundup falters24 Jun 2009
The seeds and sprays giant says it is to cut 900 posts as it reveals a halving in profits from its signature herbicide thanks to tougher rivalry
Maiden profit helps Plant Health shares jump 9%15 Feb 2010
The alternative crop treatments groups swung into the black in the last half of 2009, helped by the "first significant sales" of a key product
Opinion: Monsanto shows its soft underbelly6 Aug 2009
The seeds group's sale of its sunflower unit looks a sign of vulnerability. Still, the deal may worry rivals more than Monsanto
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