Sunday, June 27, 2010

Charting the Market | SUNDAY, JUNE 27, 2010


[Moody cht]
Congress agreed to the most sweeping financial regulation in decades. However, the measure stopped short of financial companies' worst fears.
[BP cht]
The oil company has now lost more than $100 billion in market cap. A Nomura analyst suggested it may need to sell stock to assure markets of its health.
[Boeing cht]
First, reports emerged of cracks in a few of the plane maker's 767 models. Then its new 787 Dreamliner encountered manufacturing problems.
[Soetheby's cht]
Results from recent London art auctions didn't meet enthusiastic expectations. The auctioneer's sales, however, were stronger than last year.
[RIMM cht]
Research in Motion
The Blackberry maker had record first-quarter shipments and earnings topped Wall Street estimates. But revenues fell short.
[Jeffries cht]
The investment bank's fiscal second-quarter profit soared as its acquisitions and strategic advisory businesses boosted revenue.
[Calif Kitchen cht]
The pizza chain dropped its second-quarter earnings per share projections to 10 to 15 cents from a range of 24 to 26 cents, disappointing investors.
[Biovail cht]
The pharmaceutical company agreed to acquire Valeant Pharmaceuticals, doubling sales and cash flow and gaining access to new markets.
[SPDR cht]
More worries about the economic outlook pushed bond prices higher. The yield on the two-year Treasury note is within a few basis points of its 2008 low.
[Oracle cht]
Fourth-fiscal quarter earnings at the business software giant surged 25% as revenue began to come in from its Sun Microsystems acquisition.

[Carmax cht]
The used-car retailer beat its fiscal first-quarter earnings and revenue estimates, pushing the stock to a lofty 15.5 times forward earnings multiple.

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