- Rising Jobless Biggest Threat to World Trade: WTO
- Gold Hits $1,121, Barrick Chief Says Selloff Possible
- Wall Street Pay Is Often too High: Bill Gates
- Morgan Stanley Gets Aggressive in Luring Brokers
- Foreclosures Fall Again But Improvement Likely Fleeting
- Highest State Foreclosure Rates
- Jobless, Wal-Mart to Drive Sentiment on Thursday
- Yuan Critics Want Obama to Keep Campaign Promise
- Pricier Beer Helps AB InBev Operating Profit
- What to Expect From Disney Earnings?
- HP's Shot Across Cisco's Bow
- USC Football Blog Leads All-Access Space
- Clowning Around At Work
- Ahead of Earnings Disney Restructures Studio
- Nov. 11: Unusual Volume Leaders
- 3 'Clear Sailing' Mid-Caps For Investors: Strategist
- Intimate Apparel Sales Heating Up: Maidenform CEO
- A Day On The USS Harry S. Truman
- GDF Suez confirms earnings target
- Shipper A.P. Moller-Maersk posts 9-month loss
- China extends investigation of Rio Tinto employees
- Romanian subway workers on 2-hour strike
- Greek August unemployment falls to 9 percent
- Polish gas monopoly PGNiG posts strong 3Q gains
- SKorea, Peru seek to conclude free-trade deal
- China hints at yuan rise ahead of Obama's visit
- UK home repossession up 3 percent in 3Q
Text Size 
Among the earnings stories for Friday, Oct. 30, from AP Financial News:
NEW HAVEN, Conn. (AP) — UIL Holdings Corp., the holding company for electric utility United Illuminating Co., said its third-quarter profit edged higher as a reduction in operating costs more than offset a decrease in revenue.
KAHULUI, Hawaii (AP) — Maui Land & Pineapple Co. said it lost more in the third quarter than a year ago even as revenue rose by 39 percent due to a big loss on the value of real estate holdings.
ST. LOUIS (AP) — Arch Coal Inc. said its third-quarter profits plunged on lower coal prices, but the coal miner suggested that improving operating margins in all regions reflect an emerging turnaround in once-struggling coal markets.
DETROIT (AP) — American Axle & Manufacturing Holdings Inc. posted its first quarterly profit in two years, an encouraging sign after deep and painful cost cuts at the struggling auto parts supplier. Its shares jumped more than 9 percent.
CUDAHY, Wis. (AP) — Aerospace supplier Ladish Co. said it posted a $2.2 million third-quarter loss, citing charges related to job cuts and a lagging performance at its foreign operations.
NEW YORK (AP) — YRC Worldwide said it lost money in the third quarter, but the financially fragile trucking company is still working with lenders to stay out of bankruptcy.
NEW YORK (AP) — The Washington Post Co. increased its net income 69 percent in the third quarter, as the company cut costs to narrow losses at its newspapers and kept reaping profit from its cable TV and education divisions.
DULUTH, Minn. (AP) — Allete Inc., a regional utility, said third-quarter profit fell 35 percent as sales of kilowatt-hour sales fell due to the weak economy.
Print
Email
- Bernard and Ruth Madoff's personal possessions will be auctioned this weekend. Click ahead to see.
- US real estate prices have fallen dramatically, but some places are still doing well. See the best-performing zip codes this year.
- An Italian cashmere maker aims to make profits while creating ideal conditions for his workers.
- Just in time for the holidays, the Triumph company of Japan offers the latest innovation in women’s undergarments.
- The real result of health care reform will be bloated government and higher deficits, says Larry Kudlow.
- Vote and suggest your own, and remember--there's a fine line between a hero and a zero.
Data is a real-time snapshot *Data is delayed at least 15 minutes