Soup, sojourns, and satellites will color in the next week.
Monday
The trading week kicks off with a nice cup of earnings soup, courtesy of Campbell Soup (NYSE: CPB). The food giant lowered its sales outlook for all of 2010 on Wednesday, but kept its bottom-line guidance intact as a result of aggressive cost- cutting.
Tuesday
Orbitz Worldwide (NYSE: OWW) checks in. Travel websites Travelzoo (Nasdaq: TZOO) and priceline.com (Nasdaq: PCLN) have posted solid quarterly results this month, but Wall Street is braced for a loss at Orbitz Worldwide.
Wednesday
Garmin (Nasdaq: GRMN) navigates its way to the earnings stage. After four consecutive quarters of year-over-year decreases in profitability, the GPS leader returned to earnings growth three months ago. Analysts don't expect much of a step up this time -- targeting net income of $0.94 a share when the company earned $0.93 a share a year ago -- but at least Garmin isn't lost anymore.
Thursday
Satellite radio fans will tune in when Sirius XM Radio (Nasdaq: SIRI) reports. The company has already pre-announced healthy subscriber growth and free cash flow targets. Now we'll get to find out how it all shook out on the way to the bottom line.
Friday
Pepco Holdings (NYSE: POM) wraps up the trading week. The Washington, D.C.-based electric service provider may have a few stories to tell about blizzard outages, but that obviously isn't a factor in the company's fourth-quarter report. Analysts see a profit of $0.20 a share, well short of the $0.32 a share the company earned a year earlier.
Until next week, I remain,
