General Mills Inc

4thQtrYearAgoRevenue$4,070,000$3,630,000Net Inco$325,400$320,200Per Share$0.49$0.48

The Associated Press
Jun 28, 2012
4thQtrYearAgo
Revenue$4,070,000$3,630,000
Net Inco$325,400$320,200
Per Share$0.49$0.48
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