including interpublic group.n ipg reported the latest quarter at the end of april, they promoted a 6.6% greater revenue growth. management said they would meet or exceed their four year organic growth and market forecast. i pg did well in the united states, up 6.5%. latin america, 18.3%. europe saw an increase. i think this european term will be big, big positive going forward. ipg has been winning major accounts, strictly in heck ake and the auto industry and when it represents general motors, which i believe, let's say, needs to spend pretty heavily on advertiseing, after some of the bad news, plus interpublic has been aggressivantive about trimming -- aggressive about trimming the fat. they boosted business by 27%. that's a bullish signal him yields up to 1.9%. ipg is selling 16.5 times next year's estimates. i think it can easily get a 20% premium in a takeover scenario. if anything, that is probably conservative for knowing what dyeson did with the hillshire brands. a counter publicist might be wanting to sp

interpublic, run by michael roth, who's done a terrific job.stock's 19 million shares. $18 billion market cap. consolidation because of economics, in the advertising business. interactive game technology, not as well run, and a company that has suitors looking at it. good cash flow. stock is around 16 today. igt announced hired a banker to look at alternatives, meaning somebody was knocking on their door, which is not inappropriate given the lackluster focus on the management team. then a company that has a substitute in what i call a health and wellness theme. a substitute for salt and sugar, working on it. hard to get details. a company i like. owned it a long time. international flavors. going through a management change. talk about a company with 80 million shares. three i would like you and everyone to focus on, i, i, i, interpublic, interactive game and international fragrances. >> it's mike murphy. that would work if we could see "i" to "i." >> give us your take, how you think that plays out? >> well, that was also a part of a financial

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the obvious company is interpublic.h, getting out of the legacy issues of practices, accounting and so on. and bright fundamentals. if you have good fundamentals but the possibility of a merger. >> so you like that one? >> i think the public has 420 million shares of stocks. they close friday. yeah. i think it's okay. >> who has the deal? >> i can't answer that. it's like hillshire. >> you own hillshire, right? >> i did something even better than that. we had sarah lee. it split into three parts. barnes split the company. we made money with one that was taken over. hillshire was one for five. so there's 120 million shares of hillshire. conley, ceo, has done a pretty good job of growing the dynamics. within that framework, the fund mentals were good. he announces a deal with a company, pf. you know, you wonder why. it was kind of a deal that didn't make economic sense. >> pinnacle. >> pf, pinnacle foods. and now you get a share of the company for pinnacle. that's $43. 14 times ebitda. it doesn't make sense. so you track