Uskumatu, C ja BAC alustavad päeva jälle nii tugevalt.
Citigroup sells hedge fund businesses to SkyBridge:
http://www.marketwatch.com/story/citi-sells-hedge-fund-businesses-to-skybridge-2010-04-14
http://www.marketwatch.com/story/citi-sells-hedge-fund-businesses-to-skybridge-2010-04-14
Fed's Fisher says biggest banks need to be broken up - DJ
Fisher arvab, et suured pangad tuleks laiali lüüa.
Fisher arvab, et suured pangad tuleks laiali lüüa.
UPS teatas oma tulemused oodatust paremad ning numbrid on muljetavaldavad. EPSi ootustest näidatakse 15+% suuremat kasumit ning koos sellega liigutatakse oluliselt ülespoole ka terve aasta kasumiprognoose. Aktsia liikus järelturul ca 4% plussi.
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UPS sees adjusted Q1 EPS of $0.71 vs $0.58 Thomson Reuters consensus. As a result of the Q1 upside, co raises FY10 EPS guidance to $3.05-3.30 vs $2.95 Thomson Reuters consensus, up from prior guidance of $2.70-3.05. The results were powered by a significant acceleration in the international package and supply chain businesses and improved operating margins across all three segments. Consolidated revenue for the period grew 7% (consensus is for rev growth of +6%), driven by increases of 18% in International Package and 14% in Supply Chain and Freight. International daily volumes grew significantly with export up more than 9% and non-U.S. domestic up over 24%. U.S. Domestic daily volume increased less than 1%, the first year-over-year growth in more than two years. "We expected the first quarter to be the most challenging of 2010 as the economic recovery gathered steam through the year... As it turned out, revenue was stronger than we expected due to international volume gains, increased yields in the U.S. and growth in Forwarding and Logistics. Also, the operating leverage in our streamlined network provided higher margins than anticipated."
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UPS sees adjusted Q1 EPS of $0.71 vs $0.58 Thomson Reuters consensus. As a result of the Q1 upside, co raises FY10 EPS guidance to $3.05-3.30 vs $2.95 Thomson Reuters consensus, up from prior guidance of $2.70-3.05. The results were powered by a significant acceleration in the international package and supply chain businesses and improved operating margins across all three segments. Consolidated revenue for the period grew 7% (consensus is for rev growth of +6%), driven by increases of 18% in International Package and 14% in Supply Chain and Freight. International daily volumes grew significantly with export up more than 9% and non-U.S. domestic up over 24%. U.S. Domestic daily volume increased less than 1%, the first year-over-year growth in more than two years. "We expected the first quarter to be the most challenging of 2010 as the economic recovery gathered steam through the year... As it turned out, revenue was stronger than we expected due to international volume gains, increased yields in the U.S. and growth in Forwarding and Logistics. Also, the operating leverage in our streamlined network provided higher margins than anticipated."