- For Markets, Changing Of Guard Is All That Matters
- Fiscal Boost Needed to Lift Economy: Fed's Fisher
- World Closely Watching US Election
- GE Open to Using Bailout Money For Lending Arm
- Factory Orders Drop More than Expected
- Global Stocks Stage Rally As US Votes for President
- Treasurys Flat as Traders Watch Election
- European Stock Picks for Obama, McCain
- ADM Profit Soars on Higher Prices; Shares Jump
- Valliere: What To Watch For in Today's Election
- Three Recession-Resistant Stocks
- Sports Team Owners For McCain? Yes--And No
- Genzyme And Osiris "Elect" To Get Together On Stem Cells
- McCain Headquarters: What It's Like Behind The Scenes
- Stocks That May Grow — When The S&P Falls
- Crescenzi: Obama Will Boost the Nation's Confidence
- Apple's IPod Shake Up Starts New "War" With IBM
- Starbucks' Election "Problem": Coffee For Everyone Now
- Louisiana Pacific posts wider 3Q loss
- Brazil: Industry putting more animals in danger
- Pillsbury launches first major campaign in years
- Thor sales slide on drop in RV demand
- Anheuser-Busch's 3Q earnings likely to rise
- Analysts cheer fiscal 1Q profit growth at Sysco
- Orient-Express falls as 3rd-qtr profit declines
- 4 state questions await Oklahoma voters
- Large gas spill contained in Spokane
- Sierra storm brings snow, raises skiers' hopes
Among the earnings stories for Tuesday, Oct. 28, from AP Financial News:
LISLE, Ill. (AP) — Electronic parts company Molex Inc. on Tuesday reported fiscal first-quarter earnings that fell 17 percent but hit the bottom end of its guidance range that it had lowered in early October.
PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) — Denny's Corp. saw its transition toward a more franchise-heavy business pay off Tuesday, reporting its profit more than doubled in the third quarter.
HOUSTON (AP) — Record crude prices this summer are translating into huge profits, as BP and Occidental Petroleum showed Tuesday, but some energy companies are bracing for tougher times, keeping a closer tab on cash and cutting spending.
PHILADELPHIA (AP) — Interpublic Group of Companies Inc., the world's third largest advertising and marketing company, on Tuesday said third-quarter net income swung to a profit as revenue rose 11.5 percent with the addition of new clients and current customers expanded business.
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — Drug distributor McKesson Corp. said Tuesday its profit climbed 32 percent in the fiscal second quarter, due to one-time gains and higher revenue from direct distribution to U.S. customers.


