NEW YORK (MarketWatch) — Shares of Deere & Co. dipped a bout 1% in preopen trade on Wednesday after the company reported stronger-than-expected earnings, but said the rising raw material prices and costs associate with a number of new model introductions would be high. Deere said it expects its fiscal 2011 earnings to be about [...]
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Deere dips as outlook a bit light for Wall St.
November 24th, 2010 
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Comments OffEmerson’s earnings jump 48 pct., lag expectations
November 3rd, 2010 davidguide Emerson said Tuesday that its fiscal fourth-quarter earnings jumped 48 percent on higher revenue and a gain from the sale of a business. But the company’s adjusted results missed Wall Street’s expecta View full post on All Stories
Posted in Lending News Tags: Business, earnings, Emerson, Emerson's, expecta, Expectations, fourth quarter earnings, gain, jump, pct, Percent, revenue, sale, Tuesday, Wall Street Comments OffConway and Paul Participate in Final Debate
October 26th, 2010 davidguide Republican Senate candidate Rand Paul spoke against President Barack Obama’s overhaul of the health care system and Wall Street regulations in a nationally televised debate with Democratic rival Jack Conway. Paul warned the health care law will lead to higher unemployment and health insurance premiums. Conway has supported the overhaul but says it can be [...]
Posted in Lending News Tags: barack obama, care, Conway, debate, Final, financial meltdown, Health, health insurance premiums, Jack Conway, jim bunning, Obama, overhaul, Participate, Paul, Rand Paul, Republican, republican senate, Sen. Jim Bunning, Wall Street Comments OffTab for Fannie, Freddie could soar to $259 billion
October 24th, 2010 davidguide WASHINGTON – The government spelled out last week just how much the most expensive rescue of the financial crisis will end up costing taxpayers – as much as $259 billion for mortgage buyers Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac. That figure would be nearly twice the amount Fannie and Freddie have received so far. To date, [...]
Posted in Lending News Tags: $259, auto industry, billion, could, crisis, Fannie, fannie mae, fannie mae and freddie mac, Freddie, government, housing bubble burst, mortgage buyers, rescue, soar, Treasury, treasury department, Wall Street, wall street banks, Washington, week Comments OffHodes, Ayotte trade barbs during today’s debate
October 11th, 2010 davidguide HENNIKER — Democratic Senate candidate Paul Hodes of Concord and Republican Kelly Ayotte of Nashua fought over a host of issues, including spending, taxes and political independence during a one-hour debate at New England College today. The exchange broke no new ground, but Ayotte, the former attorney general, and Hodes, the two-term congressman, repeatedly tried [...]
Posted in Lending News Tags: Ayotte, barbs, CONCORD, Congo, debate, Democratic, democratic senate candidate, During, HENNIKER, Hodes, kelly ayotte, Las Vegas, Manchester, Michael Briggs, Nancy, nancy pelosi, new england college, New Hampshire, Paul Hodes, Republican, Senate, Senator Judd Gregg, time, today's, trade, U.S., U.S. House, violence in the congo, Wall Street, Washington Comments OffThe events that nearly bankrupted America
October 7th, 2010 davidguide After four years as US business correspondent, Andrew Clark is heading home. He recalls the extraordinary events that nearly bankrupted America – and how it’s bouncing back Each morning, Wall Street awakens to the clitter-clatter of helicopter blades thrashing through the air. The financial industry is awash with men in a hurry – and for [...]
Posted in Lending News Tags: America, Anthony Scaramucci, bankrupted, bear stearns, black limousine, California, crisis, David Viniar, DETROIT-, discretionary money, economy, events, government, heartland of america, helicopter blades, helicopter landing, India, Industry, John Paulson, lehman brothers, lot, Michigan, nearly, Poland, SAN FRANCISCO, Stansbury Street, Stephen Schwarzman, Stockton, system, Tracie Peltier, US, Wall Street Comments OffFinancial Crisis Hits the Higher Education Loan Market – What Students Need to Know
August 6th, 2010 davidguide Enormous suggestions experience come to the higher education loan market as a outcome of the Wall Street melt down. Long before the pyrotechnics of failing lending institutions and government bailouts, lots of students experience felt the credit crunch as they returned to college to find that they had to scramble to locate new lenders willing [...]
Posted in Lending News Tags: aid, Credit, credit crunch, credit test, credit worthiness, crisis, Education, Financial, Higher, higher education loan, Hits, Know, lehman brothers, Loan, Mae, market, Need, Private loans, sallie mae, Student, Students, U.S. Senate, Wall Street, way Comments OffInterest Rates are dropping? time to get a private loan?
June 18th, 2010 davidguide If you are a follower of the financial aid and student loan industry, you have seen that there has been a recent upheaval in regards to how federal student loans are distributed and increased downward pressure on interest rates. In addition, a planned interest rate reduction for federal subsidized Stafford loans goes into effect in [...]
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