Ceres Inc. (NASDAQ:CERE) slipped 9.84% and closed at $2.29.The Company released second quarter results. Total revenues for the quarter ended February 28, 2013 were $1.0 million compared to $1.3 million for the same period last year.

New York, NY -- (SBWIRE) -- 04/24/2013 -- Growing Stock Report expands its NASDAQ Decliners Weekly Watch List adding Omthera Pharmaceuticals, Inc. (NASDAQ:OMTH), Molex Incorporated (NASDAQ:MOLX), Ceres, Inc. (NASDAQ:CERE), and Sarepta ...

Carreon earlier predicted a "very intense game" against the reigning champs, adding that they needed "to step up in defense, provide pressure and to attack ground ball as much as possible" since Ceres players are taller than the Dabawenyos. "Ceres-Nofa ...

... Ramonito Carreon (Davao FA), retired Army 2nd Lt. Lorenzo Brillantes (IloIlo FA), Jay-r Judal (Federated FA of Masbate), Freddle Lazarito (Negros Occidental FA-CERES), Edwin Biag (North Cotabato FA) and Lloyd Solibio (Zamboanga del Norte-Dipolog FA ...

Energy crop developer Ceres Inc. said that commercial harvests and yield evaluations of its newest sweet sorghum hybrids have started in Brazil, with the bulk of locations and hectares expected to be harvested in the weeks from mid-April when various ...

This study expands upon a commercial-scale trial that was conducted in Hopkinsville, Ky., in late 2012 by Commonwealth Agri-Energy LLC, Delta BioRenewables LLC, Ceres Inc. and the Sorghum Checkoff. The bench-scale study yielded critical data on the ...

Judges for the Wells Fargo Clean Energy Track at the competition included Chad Cochran, Romie Basra and Puon Penn from Wells Fargo; Spencer Swayze from Ceres Inc.; Dan Sharplin from Fat Tire Partners; and Alan Bickerstaff from Andrews Kurth LLP.

Ceres, Inc. (NASDAQ: CERE) is an agricultural biotechnology company selling seeds to produce renewable biomass feedstocks.

16, 1939, in Ceres, Calif., to Thomas J. and Lue Seal (Nichols) Reed, and the family moved to the local area in 1951. Leatrice graduated from R.A.

The adopted contractor that wound up hauling most of the damage, AshBritt Inc., was awarded one of four contracts by the state in January - sort of putting it on retainer for 2013, should another calamity strike.