Sirius XM is upgraded to 'equal weight' at Barclays, while Tim Hortons is downgraded to 'sell' at Goldman.
Marvell Technology is upgraded to 'market perform,' and Brocade is downgraded to 'hold.'
Mylan is upgraded to 'buy' at Goldman, while Bank of America is downgraded to 'neutral' at Citi.
The maker of Enfamil was cleared in a recent health scare, but it may be too late to prevent other pressures from biting at the stock.
The company's Enfamil formula has been cleared by regulators. What happens to the stock now?
Could this mean long-term growth for Mead Johnson?
Regulators are investigating whether a recent infant death was related to the company's Enfamil product.
The country is projected to see increasing birth rates through 2016 -- and Mead Johnson Nutrition stands to gain from that rise.
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