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Three reasons why Jones Soda fell flat

It had no where to go but up ... until it fell flat. Seattle-based Jones soda spent their last day trading on the NASDAQ stock exchange at 29 cents a share. Five years ago, Jones Soda was bubbling along with its stock around $30 a share and almost $40 million in revenue.

So what happened? Linda Thomas reported that analysts believed Jones grew too fast and tried to expand into markets without having enough distributors lined up.

That's not the only reason Jones started taking a dive. In fact, Dori has three reasons we aren't trading Jones on the NASDAQ any longer.


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