Toll brothers

Now more than ever, there's never a dull moment on Wall Street. Next week will bring plenty of critical headlines, from a panoply of retail earnings reports to Pandora's first results as a public company. Read on for a complete preview of the news to come.

Luxury-home builder Toll Brothers Inc (TOL) reported earnings of 30 cents per share for the quarter ending Oct. 31, compared with a loss of 68 cents per share a year earlier. Revenue declined 17% to $402.6 million, the company said in a statement. Earnings benefitted from factors including a net...

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Luxury home builder Toll Brothers beat analysts' expectations and cut its losses to $0.25 per share diluted or $40.8 million in the first quarter of fiscal 2010. And while quarterly revenues were down, the number of net signed contracts it booked for houses nearly doubled.

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Wall Street is poised to take a breather Thursday as investors weigh recent gains that have lifted stock indexes to their highest levels so far this year. U.S. investors' cautiousness was apparent Wednesday after the benchmark Dow Jones industrial average gained less than half a percent to end the...

As we learned yesterday housing prices continue to fall, but according to estimates from those in the know (or at least hope they know) -- including chief economists at Fannie and Freddie, the Mortgage Bankers Association, Realtors and homebuilder groups -- real estate may hit bottom in about a...

Toll Brothers (NYSE: TOL) reported its first full-year loss after 22 years of profitability on the NYSE in FY2008, but the company is keeping its eye on the future. Frederick Cooper, Senior Vice President of Finance and Investor Relations, told stockholders in a letter inserted in the annual...