(AAPL) Apple gets an inquiry from the EU over anti-trust issues into how its iTunes sells music online in coordination with major music companies.
(AIZ) Assurant will replace Realogy (H) in S&P 500 Index after close on Monday April 9.
(BG) Bunge actually lowered earnings guidance to $4.56 to $4.71 (after $0.23 Gain) versus $4.46 estimate for 2007 because of unrealized mark-to-market losses.
(CEGE) Cell Genesys said it showed longer survival time in prostate cancer studies from Phase II.
(CMGI) CMGI buys the other 60% of its joint venture in Japan in ModusLink unit.
(EAG) Eagle Broadband signed $6.4 million in deliveries of its advance IP video set-top boxes.
(EPX) Epix Pharma said it expects to receive non-compliance notice from NASDAQ.
(FMT) Freemont General said its auditor Grant Thornton has resigned.
(FTBK)Frontier Financial will replace Altiris (ATRS) in S&P Small Cap 600Index after ATRS is acquired by Symantec on a date TBA.
(IRBT) iRobot secured a $14M Navy order.
(ISCA) Int’l Speedway $0.70 EPS vs $0.75e.
(LBTYA) Liberty Global increased tender prices slightly.
(LEND) Accredited Home Lenders auditor Grant Thornton resigned.
(LWSN) Lawson delays earnings results, but said expectations
(MI) Marshall & Isley will spin-off its payment processing unit.
(NAPS) Napster raised guidance and said it ended with more than 830,000 subscribers.
(OPXA) Opexa Therapeutics showed positive Phase I/II dose escalation studies for MS.
(PEP) Pepsi will double workforce in China.
(QCOM) Qualcomm filed additional GSM patent infringement cases against Nokia.
(RPRX)Repros’ Proellex shows statistically significant improvements inprimary endpoint in its Phase II trials in treatment of uterinefibroids.
(TASR) Taser trading down almost 5% after lowering guidance because of order delays.
(THRX) Theravance rose 13% after positive Phase IIb studies in bronchodilators.
Jon C. Ogg
April 3, 2007
Jon Ogg can be reached at [email protected]; he does not own securities in the companies he covers.
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