Don't mention the phrase "global recession" to Deere & Co ( ): The company said it earned per share in the first quarter of fiscal 2010, three times the consensus estimate of Thomson/Reuters First Call, on "solid execution" of operating and marketing plans throughout the company. Further, Deere also foresees revenue being up 4% to 6% in the second quarter and up 6% to 8% for the full fiscal year, including a favorable currency conversion effect of 5% and 3% for the quarter and year, respectively Deere earned 48 cents per share a year ago, in Q1 FY2009 
Share:  <span class="sent">Don't mention the phrase "global recession" to <span class="company">Deere</span> & Co ( ): The company said it earned per share in the first quarter of fiscal 2010, three times the consensus estimate of Thomson/Reuters First Call, on "solid execution" of operating and marketing plans throughout the company. </span> Further, <span class="company">Deere</span> also foresees revenue being up 4% to 6% in the second quarter and up 6% to 8% for the full fiscal year, including a favorable currency conversion effect of 5% and 3% for the quarter and year, respectively <span class="company">Deere</span> earned 48 cents per share a year ago, in Q1 FY2009 Tweet this 

Investors will receive another significant data point regarding the progress of the global economic recovery when Deere & Co ( ) reports its first quarter fiscal 2010 earnings before the bell on Wednesday morning. The agriculture equipment bellwether is expected to post a revenue and earnings report in line with expectations The Thomson/Reuters First Call consensus estimate for Deere is in its fiscal first quarter, and the second quarter earnings per share estimate is Thomson/Reuters First Call expects Deere to earn and in full year fiscal 2010 and 2011, respectively 
Share:  <span class="sent">Investors will receive another significant data point regarding the progress of the global economic recovery when <span class="company">Deere</span> & Co ( ) reports its first quarter fiscal 2010 earnings before the bell on Wednesday morning. </span> The agriculture equipment bellwether is expected to post a revenue and earnings report in line with expectations The Thomson/Reuters First Call consensus estimate for <span class="company">Deere</span> is in its fiscal first quarter, and the second quarter earnings per share estimate is Thomson/Reuters First Call expects <span class="company">Deere</span> to earn and in full year fiscal 2010 and 2011, respectively Tweet this 

The global economic recovery will gain steam in 2010, if PepsiCo's Q4 earnings report and 2010 outlook are any indicators. PepsiCo ( ) earned in Q4, and also said it expects 2010 earning per share to increase 11% to 13% The Thomson/Reuters First Call Q4 EPS estimate was PepsiCo earned 46 cents per share a year ago, in Q4 2008 
Share:  <span class="sent">The global economic recovery will gain steam in 2010, if <span class="company">PepsiCo</span>'s Q4 earnings report and 2010 outlook are any indicators. </span> <span class="company">PepsiCo</span> ( ) earned in Q4, and also said it expects 2010 earning per share to increase 11% to 13% The Thomson/Reuters First Call Q4 EPS estimate was <span class="company">PepsiCo</span> earned 46 cents per share a year ago, in Q4 2008 Tweet this 

When beverage/snack giant PepsiCo ( ) reports its fourth quarter earnings on Thursday morning, institutional investors will be hoping to see MOTS. "more of the same" In addition to expecting an in line quarterly earnings per share performance of 91 cents, investors want to see continued progress in emerging markets on both sales and market share for carbonated drinks (Pepsi, Mountain Dew, 7Up) 
Share:  <span class="sent">When beverage/snack giant <span class="company">PepsiCo</span> ( ) reports its fourth quarter earnings on Thursday morning, institutional investors will be hoping to see MOTS. </span> "more of the same" In addition to expecting an in line quarterly earnings per share performance of 91 cents, investors want to see continued progress in emerging markets on both sales and market share for carbonated drinks (Pepsi, Mountain Dew, 7Up) Tweet this 

Unfortunately, it was more of the same for Burger King ( ) in the last quarter: Though the fast food chain reported earnings per share of. above the Thomson Reuters estimate of per share the company's same store sales declined 2%, their third consecutive quarterly decline 
Share:  <span class="sent">Unfortunately, it was more of the same for <span class="company">Burger King</span> ( ) in the last quarter: Though the fast food chain reported earnings per share of. </span> above the Thomson Reuters estimate of per share the company's same store sales declined 2%, their third consecutive quarterly decline Tweet this 

Burger King ( ) is in a fast food battle. It's hoping its target market of adults ages 18 to 34 can lead it back to the revenue castle: double digit revenue growth To attract this market, the company will have to demonstrate meal uniqueness, value, service, and ambiance to up its share of a shrinking fast food market 
Share:  <span class="sent"><span class="company">Burger King</span> ( ) is in a fast food battle. It's hoping its target market of adults ages 18 to 34 can lead it back to the revenue castle: double digit revenue growth</span> To attract this market, the company will have to demonstrate meal uniqueness, value, service, and ambiance to up its share of a shrinking fast food market Tweet this 

Integrated oil and natural gas BP ( ) Tuesday reported fourth quarter earnings per share of , well below the Thomson/Reuters First Call consensus estimate of . The global energy giant also said it sees a "slow and gradual" recovery from the recession For all of 2009, BP earned below the Thomson/Reuters First Call estimate of By comparison, in last year's fourth quarter, BP earned 84 cents per share, and for all of 2008 it earned $817 per share 
Share:  <span class="sent">Integrated oil and natural gas <span class="company">BP</span> ( ) Tuesday reported fourth quarter earnings per share of , well below the Thomson/Reuters First Call consensus estimate of . </span> The global energy giant also said it sees a "slow and gradual" recovery from the recession For all of 2009, <span class="company">BP</span> earned below the Thomson/Reuters First Call estimate of By comparison, in last year's fourth quarter, <span class="company">BP</span> earned 84 cents per share, and for all of 2008 it earned $817 per share Tweet this 

Telecommunications giant AT&T ( ) did exactly what analysts were expecting when it reported fourth quarter earnings on Friday morning of , bolstered by strong wireless subscriber gains and wireless data revenue growth. That was in line with the Thomson/Reuters First Call EPS estimate , or a 26% increase over 2008's final quarter AT&T's quarterly revenue was down 07% at $309 billion, versus the Thomson/Reuters First Call estimate of 
Share:  <span class="sent">Telecommunications giant <span class="company">AT&T</span> ( ) did exactly what analysts were expecting when it reported fourth quarter earnings on Friday morning of , bolstered by strong wireless subscriber gains and wireless data revenue growth. </span> That was in line with the Thomson/Reuters First Call EPS estimate , or a 26% increase over 2008's final quarter <span class="company">AT&T</span>'s quarterly revenue was down 07% at $309 billion, versus the Thomson/Reuters First Call estimate of Tweet this 

Time was, telecommunications giant AT&T ( ) was one of the most important earnings reports of the season. While times have changed, investors can still get a pretty good sense of where the US economy is headed from AT&T's quarterly report, slated for Thursday ahead of the opening bell Analysts surveyed by Thomson Reuters project AT&T to post earnings of a share, up from 45 cents a year ago 
Share:  <span class="sent">Time was, telecommunications giant <span class="company">AT&T</span> ( ) was one of the most important earnings reports of the season. While times have changed, investors can still get a pretty good sense of where the US economy is headed from <span class="company">AT&T</span>'s quarterly report, slated for Thursday ahead of the opening bell</span> Analysts surveyed by Thomson Reuters project <span class="company">AT&T</span> to post earnings of a share, up from 45 cents a year ago Tweet this 

Third, Tea Partiers were angry at the General Motors and Chrysler bailout and the fiscal stimulus package GM and Chrysler, according to Tea Party members, should have been allowed to fail Capitalism includes the risk of failing, and if your business model doesn't work, too bad for you 
Share:  <span class="sent">Third, Tea Partiers were angry at the <span class="company">General Motors</span> and Chrysler bailout and the fiscal stimulus package GM and Chrysler, according to Tea Party members, should have been allowed to fail</span> Capitalism includes the risk of failing, and if your business model doesn't work, too bad for you Tweet this