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DryShips, Tyco Electronics Rise; Cytec Falls
Apr 17, 2009 1:19 PM ET
Tyco Electronics Ltd led gainers in the S&P 500 index with a rise of 14.7%. Google Inc first quarter net rises. Mattel, Inc first quarter loss widens and losses at PPG Industries. Callaway Golf declined 6% after it forecasted weaker than expected earnings. DryShips surges on $500 million offering. >>
Stocks Fall After GE, Citigroup Earnings
Tyco Electronics Ltd led gainers in the S&P 500 index with a rise of 14.7%. Google Inc first quarter net rises. Mattel, Inc first quarter loss widens and losses at PPG Industries. Callaway Golf declined 6% after it forecasted weaker than expected earnings. DryShips surges on $500 million offering. >>
Apr 17, 2009 3:49 PM ET
Investors in the morning appear to be undecided or on sidelines after General Electric and Citigroup reported their earnings. Stocks traded lower in the morning. Revenues in the quarter surged 99% to $24.8 billion on a smaller write down in mortgage securities of $2.3 billion. >>
Alcoa Q1 Earnings Call Transcript
Investors in the morning appear to be undecided or on sidelines after General Electric and Citigroup reported their earnings. Stocks traded lower in the morning. Revenues in the quarter surged 99% to $24.8 billion on a smaller write down in mortgage securities of $2.3 billion. >>
Apr 17, 2009 4:48 AM ET
The aluminum maker quarterly revenue declined 44% to $4.15 billion. Net loss generated was $497 million in the quarter. The company lost 61 cents a share compared to earnings of 37 cents a year-ago quarter and changes to procurement practices saved $293 million in the quarter. >>
Techs, Banks Lead Gainers; Google Earnings Surge
The aluminum maker quarterly revenue declined 44% to $4.15 billion. Net loss generated was $497 million in the quarter. The company lost 61 cents a share compared to earnings of 37 cents a year-ago quarter and changes to procurement practices saved $293 million in the quarter. >>
Apr 16, 2009 6:55 PM ET
Technology and banks led the gainers in New York trading. After the close, Google Inc reported higher than expected earnings. In Japan NEC and Renesas are discussing merger to create the largest semiconductor maker in Japan. China reported its slowest quarterly expansion in a decade. >>
Economic Growth in China Slows to 6.1%
Technology and banks led the gainers in New York trading. After the close, Google Inc reported higher than expected earnings. In Japan NEC and Renesas are discussing merger to create the largest semiconductor maker in Japan. China reported its slowest quarterly expansion in a decade. >>
Apr 16, 2009 4:09 PM ET
In the first quarter economy expanded at 6.1% in China, the sharpest decline in two decades and slowest growth in a decade. Inflation in China declines to 1.2% in March as retailers and suppliers face shrinking domestic and export demand. >>
NEC,Renesas Merger; Japan $170 B Bond Offering
In the first quarter economy expanded at 6.1% in China, the sharpest decline in two decades and slowest growth in a decade. Inflation in China declines to 1.2% in March as retailers and suppliers face shrinking domestic and export demand. >>
Apr 16, 2009 6:31 PM ET
Japan government is preparing to issue 17 trillion yen or $170 billion of bonds to fund economic expansion. Investor sentiment was low after China reported slowest economic expansion in a decade. NEC plans to merge with Renesas Technology to create the largest semiconductor company in Japan. >>
Vale Cuts Iron Prices, Australian Dollar Falls
Japan government is preparing to issue 17 trillion yen or $170 billion of bonds to fund economic expansion. Investor sentiment was low after China reported slowest economic expansion in a decade. NEC plans to merge with Renesas Technology to create the largest semiconductor company in Japan. >>
Apr 16, 2009 6:29 PM ET
CVRD cuts benchmark contract prices for Chinese steel mills by 30%. Australia based Leighton Holdings Ltd. scrapped plan through a joint venture to build a new terminal at Dubai airport for nearly $1.3 billion. Australian and New Zealand dollars declined after China reported weak economic growth. >>
JP Morgan, Harley Davidson, Nokia Rise
CVRD cuts benchmark contract prices for Chinese steel mills by 30%. Australia based Leighton Holdings Ltd. scrapped plan through a joint venture to build a new terminal at Dubai airport for nearly $1.3 billion. Australian and New Zealand dollars declined after China reported weak economic growth. >>
Apr 16, 2009 11:41 AM ET
Harley-Davidson, Inc led gainers in the S&P 500 index with a rise of 10.2%. AMR Corporation and Cypress Semiconductor Corporation reported narrower than expected first quarter losses. Datalink Corporation slips to loss in first quarter. >>
Weak Housing Starts, Jobless Claims Fall
Harley-Davidson, Inc led gainers in the S&P 500 index with a rise of 10.2%. AMR Corporation and Cypress Semiconductor Corporation reported narrower than expected first quarter losses. Datalink Corporation slips to loss in first quarter. >>
Apr 16, 2009 11:09 AM ET
Two economic reports on jobless claims and new home construction confirm the growing belief that current recession may last longer than 2009. The jobless claims declined at the end of last week, but hovered above 600,000. Housing starts plunged in March, a fall in eight of the last nine months. >>
Lennar Q1 Earnings Call Transcript
Two economic reports on jobless claims and new home construction confirm the growing belief that current recession may last longer than 2009. The jobless claims declined at the end of last week, but hovered above 600,000. Housing starts plunged in March, a fall in eight of the last nine months. >>
Apr 16, 2009 2:38 AM ET
The homebuilder quarterly revenues plunged 44% to $593 million. Net quarterly loss rose 76.7% to $155.9 million. The company lost 98 cents a share compared to a loss of 56 cents a year-ago quarter. New home deliveries declined 40% to 2,142 and backlog plunged 52% to 1,647 homes in the quarter. >>
The homebuilder quarterly revenues plunged 44% to $593 million. Net quarterly loss rose 76.7% to $155.9 million. The company lost 98 cents a share compared to a loss of 56 cents a year-ago quarter. New home deliveries declined 40% to 2,142 and backlog plunged 52% to 1,647 homes in the quarter. >>
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