Although Arrow holds the largest coal seam gas acreage in Australia, analysts doubt its gas molecules would match up with some of the top numbers paid in 2008. "Arrow's acreage in the Bowen Basin is of lower quality and would be more expensive to extract," said John Young, an energy analyst at Wilson HTM Investment Group. 
Share:  Although <span class="company">Arrow</span> holds the largest coal seam gas acreage in Australia, analysts doubt its gas molecules would match up with some of the top numbers paid in 2008.<span class="sent"> "<span class="company">Arrow</span>'s acreage in the Bowen Basin is of lower quality and would be more expensive to extract," said <span class="analyst">John Young</span>, an energy analyst at Wilson HTM Investment Group.</span> Tweet this 

Analysts with their own estimates say the total is bound to climb higher. JP Morgan's Kohei Takahashi expects Toyota to take a one time 500 billion yen ($5.5 billion) hit, including recall related costs and litigation settlements. He has lowered his estimate for operating profit next fiscal year starting April to 540 billion yen ($5.9 billion) from 760 billion yen, as higher profit margins in emerging markets soften the blow of recall expenses. Deutsche Securities estimates a 290 billion yen ($3.2 billion) impact to earnings in the coming fiscal year, though analyst Kurt Sanger acknowledges that any attempt to quantify the impact involves an almost certain degree of error. "We expect Toyota to respond aggressively to win back much of its lost market share, but it will come at a cost," he said in a recent report. 
Share:  Analysts with their own estimates say the total is bound to climb higher. JP Morgan's Kohei Takahashi expects <span class="company">Toyota</span> to take a one time 500 billion yen ($5.5 billion) hit, including recall related costs and litigation settlements. He has lowered his estimate for operating profit next fiscal year starting April to 540 billion yen ($5.9 billion) from 760 billion yen, as higher profit margins in emerging markets soften the blow of recall expenses.<span class="sent"> Deutsche Securities estimates a 290 billion yen ($3.2 billion) impact to earnings in the coming fiscal year, though analyst <span class="analyst">Kurt Sanger</span> acknowledges that any attempt to quantify the impact involves an almost certain degree of error.</span> "We expect <span class="company">Toyota</span> to respond aggressively to win back much of its lost market share, but it will come at a cost," he said in a recent report. Tweet this 

It estimated that the worldwide recall, now involving some 8.5 million cars, could cost up to 180 billion yen ($2 billion), with 100 billion yen for repairs and 80 billion yen in lost sales. It said the recalls may dent global demand for Toyota models by 100,000 vehicles. Analysts with their own estimates say the total is bound to climb higher. JP Morgan's Kohei Takahashi expects Toyota to take a one time 500 billion yen ($5.5 billion) hit, including recall related costs and litigation settlements. He has lowered his estimate for operating profit next fiscal year starting April to 540 billion yen ($5.9 billion) from 760 billion yen, as higher profit margins in emerging markets soften the blow of recall expenses. 
Share:  It estimated that the worldwide recall, now involving some 8.5 million cars, could cost up to 180 billion yen ($2 billion), with 100 billion yen for repairs and 80 billion yen in lost sales. It said the recalls may dent global demand for <span class="company">Toyota</span> models by 100,000 vehicles. Analysts with their own estimates say the total is bound to climb higher.<span class="sent"> JP Morgan's <span class="analyst">Kohei Takahashi</span> expects <span class="company">Toyota</span> to take a one time 500 billion yen ($5.5 billion) hit, including recall related costs and litigation settlements.</span> He has lowered his estimate for operating profit next fiscal year starting April to 540 billion yen ($5.9 billion) from 760 billion yen, as higher profit margins in emerging markets soften the blow of recall expenses. Tweet this 

Most analysts predict robust profit growth next year as demand grows in emerging markets like China. Toyota's balance sheet remains strong, with cash assets of $23.6 billion as of Dec. 31. Noriyuki Matsushima, an auto analyst at Citigroup ( C , news , people ) Global Markets Japan, gives Toyota stock a "buy/medium risk" rating, describing the issue as "attractive for long term investors.". "Toyota has announced plans to deal with the recalls, and is working to address the problems promptly," he said in a report this week. "We think the recall story is likely to die down by April if its quality dealershps can quickly repair the problems while providing reassurance to customers.". For now, the incentives appear to be working, with dealers reporting surging sales in the first week of the month after Toyota's sales fell 9 percent in February 
Share:  Most analysts predict robust profit growth next year as demand grows in emerging markets like China. <span class="company">Toyota</span>'s balance sheet remains strong, with cash assets of $23.6 billion as of Dec. 31.<span class="sent"> <span class="analyst">Noriyuki Matsushima</span>, an auto analyst at Citigroup ( C , news , people ) Global Markets Japan, gives <span class="company">Toyota</span> stock a "buy/medium risk" rating, describing the issue as "attractive for long term investors.". "<span class="company">Toyota</span> has announced plans to deal with the recalls, and is working to address the problems promptly," he said in a report this week.</span> "We think the recall story is likely to die down by April if its quality dealershps can quickly repair the problems while providing reassurance to customers.". For now, the incentives appear to be working, with dealers reporting surging sales in the first week of the month after <span class="company">Toyota</span>'s sales fell 9 percent in February....Most analysts predict robust profit growth next year as demand grows in emerging markets like China. <span class="company">Toyota</span>'s balance sheet remains strong, with cash assets of $23.6 billion as of Dec. 31.<span class="sent"> <span class="analyst">Noriyuki Matsushima</span>, an auto analyst at Citigroup ( C , news , people ) Global Markets Japan, gives <span class="company">Toyota</span> stock a "buy/medium risk" rating, describing the issue as "attractive for long term i Tweet this 

* HSBC downgrades JD Wetherspoon to underweight from neutral, cutting target to 525p from 545p and has an overweight for Next, raising target to £24 from £23.60. 
Share:  <span class="sent">* <span class="analyst">HSBC</span> downgrades <span class="company">JD Wetherspoon</span> to underweight from neutral, cutting target to 525p from 545p and has an overweight for Next, raising target to £24 from £23.60.</span> Tweet this 

* Natixis upgrades Rolls Royce to buy from add, raising target to 705p from 565p. 
Share:  <span class="sent">* Natixis upgrades <span class="company">Rolls Royce</span> to buy from add, raising target to 705p from 565p.</span> Tweet this 

In their 2010 outlook Goldman Sachs said the bull market was likely to continue and that high growth dividend stocks would play an important role in their portfolios. Goldman recently updated their high dividend growth model using the following criteria: . We recommend buying a group of names with above average yields that have shown an ability to grow dividends, and that possess a balance sheet that allows for sustainable payouts. 
Share:  In their 2010 outlook <span class="company">Goldman Sachs</span> said the bull market was likely to continue and that high growth dividend stocks would play an important role in their portfolios. Goldman recently updated their high dividend growth model using the following criteria: . We recommend buying a group of names with above average yields that have shown an ability to grow dividends, and that possess a balance sheet that allows for sustainable payouts. Tweet this 

The company has a market value of about US$2.5 billion. Apax had been expected to get US$3.4 billion for Tommy Hilfiger, JPMorgan Chase & Co analysts Christopher Kim and Brian Tunick wrote in a research note. Tommy Hilfiger in delayed an initial public offering in Amsterdam after stock markets tumbled 
Share:  The company has a market value of about US$2.5 billion.<span class="sent"> Apax had been expected to get US$3.4 billion for <span class="company">Tommy Hilfiger</span>, JPMorgan Chase & Co analysts Christopher Kim and <span class="analyst">Brian Tunick</span> wrote in a research note.</span> <span class="company">Tommy Hilfiger</span> in delayed an initial public offering in Amsterdam after stock markets tumbled....The company has a market value of about US$2.5 billion.<span class="sent"> Apax had been expected to get US$3.4 billion for <span class="company">Tommy Hilfiger</span>, JPMorgan Chase & Co analysts Christopher Kim and <span class="analyst">Brian Tunick</span> wrote in a research note.</span> <span class="company">Tommy Hilfiger</span> in delayed an initial public offering in Amsterdam after stock markets tumbled. Tweet this 

The company has a market value of about US$2.5 billion. Apax had been expected to get US$3.4 billion for Tommy Hilfiger, JPMorgan Chase & Co analysts Christopher Kim and Brian Tunick wrote in a research note. Tommy Hilfiger in delayed an initial public offering in Amsterdam after stock markets tumbled. 
Share:  The company has a market value of about US$2.5 billion.<span class="sent"> Apax had been expected to get US$3.4 billion for <span class="company">Tommy Hilfiger</span>, JPMorgan Chase & Co analysts <span class="analyst">Christopher Kim</span> and Brian Tunick wrote in a research note.</span> <span class="company">Tommy Hilfiger</span> in delayed an initial public offering in Amsterdam after stock markets tumbled. Tweet this 

L'Oreal SA, the world's biggest cosmetics maker, may fall after Nomura Holdings Inc cut its recommendation on the stock. 
Share:  <span class="sent">L'Oreal SA, the world's biggest cosmetics maker, may fall after <span class="analyst">Nomura</span> Holdings Inc cut its recommendation on the stock.</span> Tweet this