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• 3Q Earnings Update: Disappointment Abounds

  The earnings of companies in the Standard & Poor’s 500 index that have issued third-quarter reports are running 4.6% lower than year-earlier results, according to Thomson Financial. Of the 500 companies, 498, or 100%, had reported earnings for the quarter as of Thursday. So far, third-quarter earnings have come in 2.1% lower than analysts’ expectations. Compared with a year earlier.

• Yahoo's 4Q Earnings Report Disappoints

  Tech Confidential submits: Yahoo Inc.'s (YHOO) fourth-quarter earnings report won't do enough to appease increasingly restive shareholders.Complete Story »

• SunPower Reports Disappointing Earnings: Time To Cover

  Phillip Lyon submits: Sunpower Corporation (SPWR) announced their fourth quarter 2007 earnings Thursday and reported disappointing results.Complete Story »

• Arris Shares Down on Disappointing Earnings

  Eric Savitz (Barron's) submits: Arris Group (ARRS) shares are sharply lower in after hours trading after the cable equipment provider reported disappointing fourth quarter results and first quarter guidance that was sell short of expectations.Complete Story »

• Updates

  The Game Unlike most sites, we were "lucky" in that the game we'd have been Game Threading was delayed by rain. The game has been rescheduled for today, 6:10 p.m., with Carmona still scheduled to start. Today's originally scheduled 8:10 p.m. game has been pushed back to 9:40 p.m., with Lee still scheduled to start. The Rotation Jeremy Sowers will make the spot-start on Saturday, filling in for Jake Westbrook.

• Exxon's Disappointing Earnings

  Ockham Research submits: Sky-rocketing oil prices have become a proverbial “hot-button” issue in this election year. The average cost of a barrel of oil was over $100 in the first quarter compared to just $58 in the first quarter of 2007. Consumers are frustrated by the prices at the pump, and businesses are feeling the pain too with increased energy costs. That is unless your business is energy.

• Steel Stocks: Update from Recent Earnings

  William Ellard submits: As the US economy continues to slow, the domestic steel industry continues to accelerate. My article on March 9th, gave investors a quick industry overview, and my steel stock focus list. After listening to the steel firms conference calls, and reading their earnings reports, I have changed my focus list, The two foreign companies: PKX and GGB, have been replaced with two domestics.

• LoopNet: Expected to Disappoint Earnings

  eChristian Investing submits: LoopNet (LOOP) is scheduled to report Q208 results after the market closes on July 30. Based on our analysis, we at eChristianInvesting are expecting LOOP to report disappointing results that fail to meet Wall Street's consensus expectations. Analyst ExpectationsComplete Story »

• It's Earnings Season: J&J Beats, Pepsi Disappoints

  Trader Mark submits: Tuesdays-Thursdays the next few weeks will be the heart of earnings season - we began Tuesday. Thus far I cannot make heads or tails of the action. Remember, our thesis we've been promoting all year - 2nd half 2008 estimates are far too high, especially fourth quarter hence guidance is going to have to be cut across many names; analysts are simply behind the ball. Since the dollar has rallied.

• Tastebook Update!

  Tastebook Update! Those guys work fast! I was so very disappointed that the first release of Tastebook didn’t let you add your own photos. Well, it has only been a bit over a month and I heard today that they now have adding personal photos with recipes. It’s a bit late for me to try to pull together one for Christmas for the family, but I’m very excited to give it a spin soon enough.