Boeing's Earnings Unbowed by Dreamliner Battery Crisis
Boeing posted strong first-quarter results on Wednesday that handily beat analyst estimates and showed little impact from the 787 Dreamliner crisis.
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P&G Quarterly Profit Rises on Cost-Cuts, Market Share Rise
Procter & Gamble says its net income rose 6 percent in the fiscal third quarter, as it cut costs and gained market share in North America.
Ford Earnings Jump Driven by Strong Truck and Fusion Sales
Ford reported better-than-expected first quarter earnings thanks in part to brisk sales of its Ford Fusion family sedan, which won AOL Autos Car of the Year honors for 2012.
Toyota Maintains Crown as World's Best-Selling Automaker
Toyota held onto its status as the world's top-selling automaker in the first quarter of this year, although the three-way race with GM and Volkswagen is proving tight.
Study: America's Richest 7% Got Richer During Recovery
The richest Americans got richer during the first two years of the economic recovery while net worth declined for the other 93 percent of U.S. households, a new report says.
US Airways First-Quarter Profit Soars on Fuller Planes
US Airways posted a bigger adjusted first-quarter profit as it carried more passengers, and collected more from them.
Delta Ekes Out Small 1Q Profit on Higher Air Fares
Delta Air Lines reports its first-quarter profit fell, as costs related to salaries rose.
Xerox 1Q Profit Beats Estimates, Warns on Second Quarter
Xerox reported first-quarter earnings that beat expectations but said second-quarter profit would miss estimates as it restructures to become a broader technology company.
DuPont Profit Rises on Strong Demand for Chemicals, Seeds
DuPont's quarterly profit beat analyst estimates as higher sales of seeds and agriculture chemicals offset weak demand for the once-lucrative titanium dioxide paint pigment.
Caterpillar Forecasts Smaller Profit on Mining Slowdown
Caterpillar says its first-quarter net income shrank and it predicted smaller 2013 sales and profits because its mining business is slowing down.
Halliburton Posts Q1 Loss Related to Gulf Oil Spill
Oil-services company Halliburton says it lost $18 million in the first quarter on litigation-related charges related to the 2010 Gulf of Mexico oil spill.
Hasbro's First-Quarter Loss Widens on Restructuring Charge
Hasbro says its first-quarter loss widened as the toy maker absorbed heavy restructuring charges and foreign exchange rates flattened its international revenue.
Can Returning CEO Mike Ullman Revive Penney's Fortunes?
The return of the old guard at J.C. Penney have sent shares higher this week, even with major U.S. indexes suffering one of the worst downturns this year.
Kimberly-Clark Posts Higher Profit on Strong Int'l Growth
Kimberly-Clark posted a bigger-than-expected jump in first-quarter earnings Friday on strong growth in its international markets and cut costs.
GE Profit Rises on Higher Jet-Engine Sales, Sale of NBC
GE reported a first-quarter profit in line with Wall Street's expectations on Friday, as the conglomerate sold more jet engines and shed its stake in NBC Universal.