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Earnings Roundup: Nov. 6
Published: Thursday, 5 Nov 2009 | 6:26 PM ET
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What follows is a roundup of corporate earnings reports for Friday, Nov.6.

Companies that reported before the bell Friday include the utility Edison International, energy company Mirant and the medical device maker Smith and Nephew.

BEFORE THE BELL

AIG

The insurance firm [AIG  Loading...      ()   ] posted earnings of $2.85 a share on revenue of $26.05 billion.
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3rd Qtr.ActualEstimateYear Ago
EPS$2.85$1.98$-68.40
Revenue$26.05 bil.$23.02 bil.$898 mil.

Brookfield Asset Management

The asset managing company [BAM  Loading...      ()   ] reported earnings of 17 cents a share on revenue of $3.0 billion.

3rd Qtr.ActualEstimateYear Ago
EPS$0.17$0.14$0.27
Revenue$3 bil.$2.97 bil.$3.22 bil.

Edison

The electricity company [EIX  Loading...      ()   ] said it earned $1.09 a share, 37 cents less than a year ago, on revenue of $3.66 billion.

3rd Qtr.ActualEstimateYear Ago
EPS$1.09$1.04$1.46
Revenue$3.66 bil.$3.76 bil.$4.11 bil.

Fortress Investment

The funds managing firm [FIG  Loading...      ()   ] said it earned 11 cents a share on revenue of $143.7 million.

3rd Qtr.ActualEstimateYear Ago
EPS$0.11$0.09$-0.03
Revenue$143.7 mil.$123 mil.$153 mil.

Mirant

The energy company [MIR  Loading...      ()   ] delivered earnings of $1.63 a share on revenue of $454 million.

3rd Qtr.ActualEstimateYear Ago
EPS$1.63$1.16$1.17
Revenue$454 mil.$734 mil.$734 mil.

Smith & Nephew

The medical device manufacturer [SNN  Loading...      ()   ] reported revenue of $915 million.

3rd Qtr.ActualEstimateYear Ago
EPSNA$0.65$0.60
Revenue$915 mil.$908 mil.$930 mil.

AFTER THE BELL

Berkshire Hathaway

The conglomerate holding company [BRKB  Loading...      ()   ], headed by Warren Buffet, reported earnings of $1,325 a share. The Street expected earnings of $1,308 a share. The company posted revenue of $29.9 billion.

4th Qtr.ActualEstimateYear Ago
EPS$1,325$1,308.25$1,335 bil.
Revenue$29.9 bil.NANA

*Earnings data based off of Thomson Reuters, and excludes extraordinary items.

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