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Cigarettes Maker Stocks in focus: Lorillard Inc (NYSE:LO) and Philip Morris International Inc. (NYSE:PM)
Zacks reaffirm its Neutral recommendation on Lorillard Inc (NYSE:LO) after an evaluation of its Q4 last year’s earnings performance.
Lorillard’s Q4 earnings of 79 cents a share topped the last year earnings by 8.2% and the Zacks Consensus Estimate by …
U.S. Stock Market Movers: Philip Morris (NYSE:PM), Lithia Motors Inc (NYSE:LAD) – LAD, PM
Philip Morris International Inc (NYSE:PM) has confirmed its 2013 EPS forecast of $5.68 to $5.78.
Tobacco giant announced EPS range shows a projected boost of 10% to 12% without an unfavorable currency impact of almost $0.06.
Thomson Reuters 18 analysts …
Legg Mason (NYSE:LM) Swings to Loss in Fiscal Q3 on Impairment Charge; Awards $0.11 Quarterly Cash Dividend – LM, MS, GS, GT, CAG, PM, ZQK, RL, BRFS
Legg Mason, Inc (NYSE:LM) declared on Friday that net loss in the fiscal Q3 was $453.9 million or $3.45 a share, evaluated against net income of $28.1 million or $0.20 a share in the same quarter a year ago.
Thomson …
UnitedHealth Group Inc.’s (NYSE:UNH) Turns Red in Q4, Courtesy to High Costs – UNH, PM, MDT, PFE, ARNA, ABT, HLF, DNDN, AVEO
UnitedHealth Group Inc.’s (NYSE:UNH) declared that its fourth-quarter earnings plunged 1.1% among superior medical costs, thoughhiked membership assisted to enhance revenue.
UnitedHealth (UNH), the largest managed-care firm in terms of revenue, is the industry’s first to announce quarterly results, making …
Panasonic (NYSE:PC) to Shut Down Plasma-Display TV Plant in Shanghai – PHG, SNE, PM, MJN, MO, KO, GIS, PG
Panasonic Corporation (ADR) (NYSE:PC) reported on Friday that it is closing a plasma-display television set plant in Shanghai and moving the factory’s operations to another Chinese flat-panel TV facility.
The Japanese consumer electronics maker announced that the Shanghai factory has …
Toyota Motor (NYSE:TM) Agrees to Pay $1.1 Billion to Settle Class-Action Lawsuit – TM, GM, HMC, DECK, UN, PM, F, KO, MO
Toyota Motor Corporation (ADR) (NYSE:TM) decided to pay almost $1.1 billion to fix a class-action court case stemming from complaints of unintended acceleration in its vehicles that hiked its status for quality and undermined its sales worldwide.
The Japanese car …















