- Sweden Unveils $6 Billion More for Banks
- BP Profit Falls on Lower Oil Price, Russia Loss
- Vodafone Leads Euro Shares Higher
- Vodafone Raises Outlook Due to Weak Pound
- South Korea Banks Log First Combined Loss in 8 Years
- Australia Cuts Rates, Raises Spending to Lift Economy
- Snow in Europe Closes Airports, Schools, Offices
- Australia Unveils New Stimulus; BOJ Help for Banks
- Asian Economies Can Recover But Not on Their Own
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- Companies That Spend Will Survive
- If Obama Blesses Natural Gas...
- Cramer: Don't Trust Tech
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- Analyze This: Flying Blind
- Ahead of The Bell: D.R. Horton fiscal 1Q earnings
- EU clears France's soft loans for green products
- Heidelberger Druckmaschinen 9 month loss at euro119M
- Sweden unveils $6 billion more for banks
- EU probes power cable producers for price-fixing
- Korea Air records fifth straight quarterly loss
- Aramco to self-finance 50 percent of new refinery
- German retail sales fell 0.4 percent in 2008
- China protests US weapons sanctions on companies
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Among the earnings stories for Tuesday, Jan. 20, from AP Financial News:
Top stories:
NEW YORK (AP) — In an effort to ease investors' mounting concerns about the stability of the financial sector, Bank of New York Mellon Corp. issued its fourth-quarter earnings report on Tuesday two days ahead of schedule.
Other stories:
NEW YORK (AP) — State Street Corp. shares dove to a 13-year low on Tuesday after the commercial bank reported a 71 percent drop in fourth-quarter earnings and warned of a difficult year ahead.
NEW YORK (AP) — Railroad operator CSX Corp. said Tuesday its fourth-quarter earnings sank 32 percent from a year earlier, mostly due to a sizable writedown on the value of a resort the company owns.
FORT COLLINS, Colo. (AP) — Woodward Governor Co., which makes energy control systems for aircraft, said Tuesday that fiscal first-quarter earnings gained 7 percent, beating Wall Street's expectations, and reaffirmed its fiscal 2009 guidance.
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