Oct 20, 2004 by Nathan SlaughterDiebold's Worth a VoteThe ATM and electronic voting firm looks poised to prosper.
Oct 19, 2004 by Nathan SlaughterWhat's in CheckFree's Future?The payments processing company keeps on the path of profitability.
Oct 18, 2004 by Nathan SlaughterLexmark's Mixed MessageDespite the printer company's third-quarter strength, the future is uncertain.
Oct 15, 2004 by Nathan SlaughterBank of America's Obvious ForceThe country's third-largest bank flexes its muscles.
Oct 15, 2004 by Nathan SlaughterCitigroup's Diversification Is an AssetUnlike more focused companies, Citigroup finds success by diversifying its business.
Oct 14, 2004 by Nathan SlaughterKnight Ridder Stays in the GameThe newspaper powerhouse joins its peers in reporting earnings.
Oct 11, 2004 by Nathan SlaughterHow Blockbuster Snared MeWith an unconventional promotion, Blockbuster nets a new customer.
Oct 7, 2004 by Nathan SlaughterEarnings News Welcome at MarriottThe hotel operator reports an increase in both room rates and occupancy, with a 45% rise in Q3 earnings.
Oct 6, 2004 by Nathan SlaughterLone Star Stays StrongThe steakhouse operator posts a 23% rise in net income, despite high beef costs.
Oct 5, 2004 by Nathan SlaughterLess of a Shine on Ruby TuesdayThe restaurant chain meets Q1 earnings, but lowers guidance for fiscal 2005.
Oct 4, 2004 by Nathan SlaughterBack to Books for Barnes & NobleThe bookseller decides to distribute its interest in GameStop to shareholders.
Oct 1, 2004 by Nathan SlaughterAlliance Gaming Misses the JackpotSlot manufacturer gets pummeled after releasing profit warning.
Sep 30, 2004 by Nathan SlaughterPepsi Drinks in Diverse RevenuesAfter Coca-Cola reduces earnings guidance, Pepsi raises its outlook and beats Q2 estimates.
Sep 29, 2004 by Nathan SlaughterMcCormick Keeps It SpicyThe spice and seasoning manufacturer beats third-quarter earnings and reaffirms guidance.
Sep 28, 2004 by Nathan SlaughterLowe's Builds High ExpectationsThe home-improvement retailer outlines guidance through 2006.
Sep 24, 2004 by Nathan SlaughterA.G. Edwards Misses the MarkThe full-service broker reports Q2 earnings just shy of estimates.
Sep 23, 2004 by Nathan SlaughterDarden's Dragging LobsterThe restaurant company beats estimates, but Red Lobster is still weak.
Sep 22, 2004 by Nathan SlaughterHogwarts and All for ScholasticThe children's book publisher posts a wider loss in the historically weak first quarter without Harry Potter.
