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Quick Look Market Closing Price:
At the close: Dow 0% to 12020. S&P -0.02% to 1244. Nasdaq -0.31% to 2302.
Treasurys: 30-year +0.7%. 10-yr +0.34%. 5-yr -0.442%.
Commodities: Crude +0.76% to $100.96. Gold +0.52% to $1748.85.
Currencies: Euro -0.44% vs. dollar. Yen +0.42%. Pound +0.64%
After Hours Earning News:
Boeing(BA) awarded $125.92M government contract Boeing is being awarded a $125.92M firm-fixed-price...Boeing is being awarded a $125.92M firm-fixed-price contract for a quantity of 4,977 Lot 16 Guided Vehicle kits procured for Joint Direct Attack Munition purposes.
Lockheed Martin(LMT) awarded $312.2M government contract modification.
Altria Group (MO) lowers FY11 EPS guidance to between $1.58-$1.64 from $1.60-$1.66 due to charges of $110M, $0.04 per share, related to its Williams and Bullock legal cases.
Arrow Financial(AROW) announces $5M stock repurchase program.
Medicis(MRX) sees FY11 adjusted cash EPS $2.52-$2.58 vs. consensus $2.35.Sees FY11 revenue $728M-$741M vs. consensus $734.21M.
Google (GOOG) is playing with fire if it intends to launch a branded online store to match Amazon (AMZN) Prime, John Dvorak writes. Because Google is good at searching for products to buy, it may think it should be good at actually selling them - but it may not realize that finding something in a store isn't the same as being in the retailing business - and that's Amazon's forte.
Medicis(MRX) sees FY11 adjusted cash EPS $2.52-$2.58 vs. consensus $2.35.Sees FY11 revenue $728M-$741M vs. consensus $734.21M.
Google (GOOG) is playing with fire if it intends to launch a branded online store to match Amazon (AMZN) Prime, John Dvorak writes. Because Google is good at searching for products to buy, it may think it should be good at actually selling them - but it may not realize that finding something in a store isn't the same as being in the retailing business - and that's Amazon's forte.
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