Airgas Earnings Come in Below Analysts’ Projections
Airgas reported second-quarter results that were below analyst’s projections, and the firm subsequently lowered its 2014 earnings guidance. Although reported revenue increased 4% (2% organic and 2% from acquisitions) compared with the year-ago period, the core business environment was more subdued. The 2% organic sales consisted of pricing up 3% and volume down 1%. Gross margins increased 140 basis points to 56.1%, driven by a higher … Continue reading Airgas Earnings Come in Below Analysts’ Projections
Polaris Continues to Surge; Results Beat Street Estimates
Polaris continues to deliver better-than-expected results, benefiting from persistent demand in response to well-received product launches and healthy growth in recently acquired businesses. While our narrow moat is predicated on strength in the firm’s brand and traditional product categories, we believe acquisitions and expansion into adjacent businesses could act as a major catalyst for earnings over the next decade. Shares are up 54% year to … Continue reading Polaris Continues to Surge; Results Beat Street Estimates
More than one million new Xbox is sold
Xbox one is called the biggest launch of the console game again. Although its way to success was not easy, now, it is the most successful products of everyone.Read More >> Continue reading More than one million new Xbox is sold
Facebook, Firefox, Google – all are cheating?
Largest companies of IT business are use loopy thing to avoid taxation. Are they cheaters or clever business-makers? Let's see the datas whixh might help to decide.Read More >> Continue reading Facebook, Firefox, Google – all are cheating?
20 Best Apps of the Week
What are the apps most worth to download? Which are the best programs for your phones? See the latest reviews!Read More >> Continue reading 20 Best Apps of the Week
Lower Copper and Gold Prices Weigh on Freeport-McMoRan’s Quarter
Stronger-than-expected oil and gas volume highlighted Freeport-McMoRan’s third quarter on the operating front. However, lower copper and gold prices pressured cash flow and net debt rose in the quarter. We expect still-lower prices and continue to doubt Freeport can meaningfully deleverage unless it undertakes significant asset sales and cuts its dividend. Production and cost figures were solid. Strong output in the Eagle Ford and Gulf … Continue reading Lower Copper and Gold Prices Weigh on Freeport-McMoRan’s Quarter