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- Eli Lilly Projects Sharp Drop in 2012 Profit
In the first full year without exclusive rights to its Zyprexa schizophrenia treatment, the pharmaceutical company is projecting a decline in profit for 2012.
- Schnitzer Steel Blames Economy for Profit Dip
Schnitzer Steel Industries Inc. said Monday that quarterly profit fell by more than half as global economic weakness caused a sharp slowdown in customer buying and a drop in prices.
- Smartphones Power Samsung to Record Profit
Samsung Electronics, the world's top maker of memory chips and smartphones, reported a record quarterly profit on Friday, aided by one-off gains and best-ever sales of high-end phones.
- Eli Lilly Projects Sharp Drop in 2012 Profit
- Oracle Profit, Revenue Miss Expectations
The company reported quarterly earnings and revenue that missed Wall Street's expectations on Tuesday, sending shares lower in trading after the closing bell.
- Oracle Profit, Revenue Miss Expectations
- Jefferies Profit Drops, Beats Forecast; Shares Rise
- General Mills Profit Falls on Higher Costs
- ConAgra Net Income Beats Expectations
- RIM Earnings Top Forecast, But Outlook Is Weak
- Adobe Earnings Beat Expectations; Shares Rise
- Honeywell Forecasts Earnings Growth as High as 12%
- GE Expects Double-Digit Profit Growth in 2012
- Best Buy's Quarterly Profit Squeezed by Discounts
- DuPont Expects 2012 Profit, Revenue to Beat Street
- Intel Cuts Revenue Outlook, Citing Supply Shortages
- Did Black Friday Save Best Buy's Earnings?
- Gas Prices, Fees Boost Costco First-Quarter Profit
| As of Tuesday, January 10th: |
The blended earnings growth rate for the S&P 500 for Q4 2011, combining actual numbers for companies that have reported, and estimates for companies yet to report declined to 7.1% from 7.8% in the previous day. Energy (22.5%) and Industrials (10.3%) have the highest blended growth earnings rate for the quarter. As of October 3rd, the earnings growth rate was at 15%. Of the 27 (5%) S&P 500 companies who have reported Q4, 52% beat estimates, 22% were in-line, and 26% were below estimates. The expected earnings growth rate for the S&P 500 for Q1 2012 is currently at 5.1%. (Data provided by Thomson Reuters)
- Lennar 4Q net income falls, new orders rise
- Synnex 4Q tops analyst expectations
- Stryker 4Q revenue rises 11 percent
- Stocks close higher on hopes for earnings, Europe
- Summary Box: Home video spending in US falls in 11
- Tiffany's US holiday sales growth weakens
- Fitch Ratings puts PHH on 'negative' watch
- Home video spending in US falls 2 percent in 2011
- S&P lowers Bon-Ton Stores rating
- BorgWarner gives 2012 profit outlook above Street
- Analyst cuts price target on Juniper Networks
- Cargill 2Q net income down 88 percent
- Omnicare forecasts 2012 above Street estimates
- Regeneron rises on strong Eylea sales and outlook
- Genesco holiday revenue figure rises
- Tuesday Morning cuts full-year guidance
- WebMD CEO Gattinella resigns
- Francesca's lifts 4Q outlook on holiday sales
- HK Disney park loss narrowed in 2011
- Philips issues profit warning
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