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KKRO Koo Koo Roo
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229 KKRO losing money and investor in kkro missing the bulls run till now. consolatorson sanderson-11/2/1997
228 The point I meant to make is that KKRO is losing money -- at least BOST make a Labrador-11/1/1997
227 Earnings, Looking back at past earnings releases it looks like mid-Novemeber iFred Ayres-11/1/1997
226 Bob, You mean the Forbes article? Yes that is rather old. BOST did have posiFred Ayres-10/30/1997
225 I dont mean to be negative on KKRO. But that article that you site is about a yLabrador-10/30/1997
224 I did not jump in iether. I mentioned in my much earlier posts that when kooks A.F.-10/30/1997
223 i did not buy it either -- and i saw it sitting there at under $4. Sure it was Labrador-10/30/1997
222 Dr. Link, What did you get in at? I didn't follow my own advice.. KKRO dFred Ayres-10/29/1997
221 I invested in Koo Koo and got out at 5. The stock is "Koo Koo". You wDr. Link-10/29/1997
220 >>As I said before, what the hell does Asia have to do with KKRO!<<A.F.-10/29/1997
219 There is not much doubt that the selloff and buyback yesterday was because therDon Schoenbeck-10/29/1997
218 Hi All, I see KKRO has dropped below 4. I'll check somewhere for a book vFred Ayres-10/28/1997
217 Don, I feel your pain, believe me. The problem lies with the way the market mGary M. Reed-10/28/1997
216 Isn't Hong Kong a major consumer of custom pottery?deep_rough-10/28/1997
215 Gary I see the panic even hit KKRO this morning. Why oh why if there is troubDon Schoenbeck-10/28/1997
214 Actually, they are a large shareholder of Noahs/Einsteins...but they don't Michael Berkowitz-10/14/1997
213 Michael, I believe BOST owns the Einstein/Noah chain. By the way has anyone fFred Ayres-10/14/1997
212 Interestingly enough, on the ENBX thread, (Einstien/Noah's Bagels), anotherMichael Berkowitz-10/14/1997
211 Sorry A.F., I didn't realize you were joking around. GaryGary M. Reed-10/10/1997
210 >>Second, why would you be opposed if BOST were to come in and buyout KKRA.F.-10/10/1997
209 Relax, A.F. The rumors are about BOST *being* acquired by Grand Met, not acqudeep_rough-10/10/1997
208 A.F. You might want to re-read the note regarding Boston Chicken. Nothing wasGary M. Reed-10/10/1997
207 If Koo-Koo-Roo is bought buy Boston Chicken, if it even lets Boston Chicken ownA.F.-10/10/1997
206 Don, Check news on BOST. The story came out, I believe, yesterday. GaryGary M. Reed-10/10/1997
205 Gary Where did you hear this information about Boston Chicken?? IS this good Don Schoenbeck-10/10/1997
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