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Investors will be watching nervously as U.S. companies report earnings over the next few weeks for any signs of collateral damage in the American economy from Europe's woes and China's slower growth.
Investors appear to be betting Research In Motion won't have enough financial firepower to successfully launch its new mobile operating system as a standalone company.
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Research In Motion is again moving fast. Trouble is, it is in the wrong direction.
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Builder KB Home narrowed its fiscal second-quarter loss as it reported increased orders and sales with higher price tags, overshadowing an elevated cancellation rate.
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Ford shares were off sharply on Friday, a day after the auto maker warned it expects a significant loss in operations outside of North America.
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Nike reported a 7.6% drop in profit despite solidly higher sales as cost pressures continued to squeeze its margins.
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Shares of Felda Global Ventures, which raised $3.1 billion in the world's second-biggest IPO this year, rose more than 16% as trading in the palm-oil stock began. The strong debut came even though the CEO said he expects flat revenue for the next three to four years.
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Indian importers are pulling their hair out because the rupee's sharp slide makes everything they buy overseas more expensive. Foreign companies with big operations in India have just as much reason to curse the currency.
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General Mills posted slightly higher quarterly earnings and issued a muted outlook amid plans to spend more to fix struggling businesses—like its U.S. Yoplait yogurt division—and promote growth in emerging markets. But it said commodities costs are likely to be more manageable.
Lennar reported a sharply higher quarterly profit aided by a tax-related gain and stronger home-building revenue and said the U.S. housing market continues to recover slowly.
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Just like the children in Garrison Keillor's fictional Lake Wobegon, who all "are above average," polling thousands of analysts about the prospects for companies they cover usually produces numbers that don't quite add up.
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Compare the total revenue with revenue generated in Europe in the fourth quarter for 39 companies with significant sales in Europe, and the change in revenues.
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