- European Shares Set to Rise on Decisive US Vote
- Chinese Officials Vow Help in Face of Slowing Growth
- Five Economic Challenges Ahead For Obama
- Demise of Australia's Allco a Sign of More to Come
- The New Investment World: Together and Separate
- JPMorgan to Close Prop Desk, Lay Off Traders: Source
- Australian Government Faces Up to Grim Reality
- Asian Markets Gain as Obama Win Ends Uncertainty
- Bogle: Market Fundamentals Have 'Improved Radically'
- And So It Goes ...
- Valliere: Can Obama Permanently Jump-start Confidence?
- At McCain Headquarters -- Johnny Cash!
- Time to Move to the Lawn
- Obama Appears and ... Nothing
- Lightning Round: Cisco, Morgan Stanley, Bristol-Myers and More
- Cramer's Outrage: The U.S. Treasury
- Cramer's Case for CAT
- Your First Move For Wednesday November 5th
- Malaysia's 2009 exports to shrink amid slowdown
- CCHBC posts flat 3rd quarter net profit
- BNP Paribas 3Q profit down sharply
- SAS posts $260 million loss in third quarter
- Sanyo's quarterly profit drops 67 percent
- Obama victory helps unions, auto companies
- Potlatch to take downtime at 5 plants
- Capital Southwest mulls options for Lifemark Group
- HealthSouth lifts profit forecast for 2008
- HealthSouth 3Q earnings slide on year-earlier gain
Among the earnings projection stories for Thursday, Oct. 30, from AP Financial News:
MEVILLE, N.Y. (AP) — Gentiva Health Services Inc., a home health services company, raised its 2008 profit estimate Thursday and forecast a greater-than-expected profit in 2009.
BLOOMFIELD HILLS, Mich. (AP) — Auto dealer Penske Automotive Group Inc. on Thursday withdrew its earnings guidance for 2008 after posting a 44 percent profit decline for the third quarter.
ST. LOUIS (AP) — Energizer Holdings Inc., which makes batteries, razors and personal care products, said Thursday it may not be able to reach its goal of earnings per share growth of 10 percent for fiscal 2009.
PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) — Portland General Electric Co. reduced its full-year profit well below Wall Street's expectations Thursday, citing a customer refund ordered by the Oregon Public Utility Commission.
PHILADELPHIA (AP) — Managed care company Cigna Corp. on Thursday lowered its adjusted operating income guidance for 2008 in part to reflect an expected fourth-quarter loss of 45 cents per share in its discontinued variable annuity death benefits.
LIVONIA, Mich. (AP) — TRW Automotive Holdings Corp. on Thursday issued a full-year guidance well below Wall Street predictions and warned that 2009 could be a tough year as well, blaming the continued decline in North American and European automotive production.
ARLINGTON, Va. (AP) — Strayer Education Inc. on Thursday forecast a fourth-quarter profit above analysts' expectations, citing strong fall term enrollment growth and plans for new campuses.
PARSIPPANY, N.J. (AP) — Wyndham Worldwide Corp., which operates hotels and vacation rentals, on Thursday cut its 2008 profit target and said it will incur a bigger-than-expected restructuring charge in the fourth quarter.
NEW YORK (AP) — Motorola Inc. said Thursday it expects to earn 2 cents to 4 cents per share in the fourth quarter, which would fall short of Wall Street estimates.


