DuPont's 2Q Net Tops Views, Revenue Disappoints
DuPont beat the Street on Tuesday with a 3.2% decline in second-quarter earnings, but the manufacturing giant’s sales grew less than expected and it issued a cautious outlook on the rest of the year.
Broad Growth Carries DuPont to 3Q Beat
DuPont's 3Q profit beat analysts' estimates due to strong performance in its businesses that make solar panel parts and bullet proof vests.
Report: KKR Close to $1B Deal for Crosby Group
Private equity titan KKR is reportedly close to a $1 billion deal for Crosby Group, which makes products used in energy and construction.
United Technolgies' Sikorsky Cancels Furloughs
Sikorsky Aircraft, a division of United Technologies canceled furloughs that had been scheduled for Monday, due to the U.S. government shutdown. • LMT Scales Back Furloughs
Packaging Corp. Offers to Pay $1.28B for Boise
Packaging Corp. agreed to buy Boise for roughly $1.28B, a move expanding the company’s footprint in packaging and paper products.
Packaging Corp. Offers to Pay $1.28B for Boise
Packaging Corp. agreed to buy Boise for roughly $1.28B, a move expanding the company’s footprint in packaging and paper products.
Koch Industries Expands Empire With $7.2B Buyout of Molex
The $38.50-a-share deal for the two companies represents a 42% premium to the average closing price Friday of Molex's two classes of stock.
Whirlpool to Buy Majority Stake in Chinese Rival
Whirlpool agreed to purchase a majority stake in Chinese home-appliance maker Hefei Rongshida Sanyo Electric for $555.4 million.
Campbell Soup Nears Deal to Unload European Businesses to CVC
Campbell Soup said it entered into exclusive negotiations with private-equity firm CVC Capital over selling some of the soup maker’s European businesses.
DuPont Posts 12% 2Q Profit Drop, Seeks Asset Sale
The No. 1 U.S. chemical maker suffered profit and revenue drops and revealed plans to possibly sell its performance-chemicals arm.
FedEx Beats Street in 4Q But Warns of Challenges
The shipping giant reported mixed fourth-quarter earnings but warned of near-term challenges.
Coca-Cola 1Q Profit Tops Expectations as Global Volumes Grow
Coca-Cola revealed better-than-expected quarterly results Tuesday, sending the blue-chip beverage company's stock zipping 5% higher.
Caterpillar's 4Q EPS Beats Despite Charges
Caterpillar disclosed a deeper-than-expected slump in sales, but the economic bellwether’s adjusted earnings easily surpassed Wall Street’s expectations.
Johnson Controls Profit Slumps 17%, EPS Outlook Grim
Johnson Controls said its profit fell 17% in the first quarter and that earnings are expected to be significantly lower in the first half of 2013 compared with a year ago.
Honeywell Profit Rises 24.9% as Costs Fall
Honeywell International, a U.S. manufacturer of aerospace parts and climate control systems, reported a 24.9 percent rise in quarterly profit, helped by lower costs.
UPS Yanks $7B Bid for TNT as EU Plans to Veto Deal
United Parcel Service said it will drop its $7 billion bid for Dutch delivery company TNT Express on expectations of an EU veto of the deal.
UPS Yanks $7B Bid for TNT as EU Plans to Veto Deal
United Parcel Service said it will drop its $7 billion bid for Dutch delivery company TNT Express on expectations of an EU veto of the deal.
INSIGHT-Stem cell therapy poised to come in from the cold=2
be sold with the ease and scale of a traditional pharmaceutical. Cells are taken from a single donor, expanded, frozen and shipped for use in thousands of people.
S&P to Release Eurozone Ratings Report in January
After warning that it may carry out a mass downgrade of credit ratings of eurozone countries, the ratings firm will reportedly release its ratings for 15 eurozone countries next year.
Joy Global Predicts Sluggish Demand in 2012
Joe Global improves its fourth-quarter profit but predicts continued slowdown in 2012.











