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(WGOV) - short
Woodward Governor cuts 2009 outlook. Co lowers FY09 EPS to $1.40-1.65, vs $1.75 First Call consensus. Co also lowers FY09 revs to $1.3 bln vs $1.46 bln First Call consensus.
(HMC) - short
Honda Motor Co, to cut output at home by over 150,000 units in the year from April, bringing its Japanese production below 1 million vehicles for the first time in 14 years.
(DVA) - short
DaVita discloses that it is the subject of a number of inquiries by the federal government. Any negative findings could result in substantial financial penalties, exclusion from future participation in the Medicare programs and, criminal penalties.
(RRD) - short
Standard & Poor's Ratings Services said it is considering downgrading ratings for R.R. Donnelley & Sons Co., based on fears about the company's performance in 2009 through the economic downturn.
(HBC) - short
HSBC Holdings is going to announce plans Monday to raise at least ($17.18 billion) in fresh capital and cut its dividend, according to people familiar with the situation. Even banks that have until now remained healthy are getting hit by the global downturn.
Woodward Governor cuts 2009 outlook. Co lowers FY09 EPS to $1.40-1.65, vs $1.75 First Call consensus. Co also lowers FY09 revs to $1.3 bln vs $1.46 bln First Call consensus.
(HMC) - short
Honda Motor Co, to cut output at home by over 150,000 units in the year from April, bringing its Japanese production below 1 million vehicles for the first time in 14 years.
(DVA) - short
DaVita discloses that it is the subject of a number of inquiries by the federal government. Any negative findings could result in substantial financial penalties, exclusion from future participation in the Medicare programs and, criminal penalties.
(RRD) - short
Standard & Poor's Ratings Services said it is considering downgrading ratings for R.R. Donnelley & Sons Co., based on fears about the company's performance in 2009 through the economic downturn.
(HBC) - short
HSBC Holdings is going to announce plans Monday to raise at least ($17.18 billion) in fresh capital and cut its dividend, according to people familiar with the situation. Even banks that have until now remained healthy are getting hit by the global downturn.