Wolverine World Wide, casual shoes maker, announced 2Q earnings rise of 22 cents per share vs. 18 cents last year on stronger sales and profit increases at its Outdoor Group & Hush Puppies unit. Analysts had expected net income of 21 cents per share.

International Electronics, electronic access control product maker, reported 3Q net loss of 8 cents per share down from a loss of 18 cents a share a year ago on 13% sales growth.

Party City, retailer of party supplies, posted decline in 4Q same-store sales of 0.8% citing weak demand for seasonal merchandise.

Winmark Corporation, financial services provider, reported 2Q net income fall of $08 per share compared with $11 per share last year.

Rocky Mountain Chocolate Factory, confectionery products maker, announced 1Q profit growth of 11 cents a share vs. 9 cents a year earlier on improved sales. Same-store sales rose 4.1%. The company backed its full-year outlook.

Resources Global Professional, business consulting firm, posted 4Q net income rise to 31 cents a share, up from 22 cents a year ago reflecting 40% jump in sales. The quarterly profit exceeded expectations of 22 cents a share.

Innoves, manufacturer of flexible circuits, reported 3Q narrower net loss of 13 cents per share compared with 88 cents last year on sales growth and strong demand for flat-panel display products. Analysts had expected a wider loss of 14 cents a share.

FRANKLIN COVEY CO, provider of professional leadership and training services, posted a narrowed loss of 34 cents a share against a loss of 37 cents in the comparable period last year.

Century Bancorop A, reported 2Q profit fall of 37 cents per share compared with 43 cents a year ago on higher operating expenses.

AMB Property Corporation, global developer and owner of industrial real estate, posted 2Q earnings rise of 45 cents a share vs. 20 cents a year ago on development and contribution gains. The quarterly results exceeded previous company’s guidance of earnings from 30 to 33 cents a share
BANK OF THE OZARKS, reported 2Q profit increase of 46 cents a share compared with 38 cents last year on record interest income and service charges.