(ADP) Automatic Data $0.45 EPS vs $0.43 est.
(BEAV) BE Aerospace $0.48 EPS vs $0.41 est.; stock indicated up $1.00 pre-market.
(CL) Colgate Polmolive $0.86 EPS vs. $0.85 est.
(COCO) Corinthian Colleges $0.05 EPS vs $0.05 est.
(CRDN) Ceradyne $1.16 EPS vs $1.36 est, but may have charges in that number; stock lower by 2%.
(EFJI) EFJ in pact with Cisco to combine Cisco IP Interoperability & Collab. Systems with land mobile radio solutions.
(ENZN) Enzon -$0.03 EPS vs -$0.04 est.
(FPL) FPL Group $1.23 EPS vs $1.22 est.
(GOOG) Google’s G-Phone supposedly coming to market by mid-2008.
(GT) Goodyear Tire & Rubber $0.67 EPS vs $0.53 est.
(HERO) Hercules Offshore $0.61 EPS vs $0.53 est.
(LIZ) Liz Claiborne $0.63 EPS vs. $0.71 est.; stock down over 4% pre-market.
(MEDX) Medarex and partner Ono announced allowance of Investigational New Drug Application for fully human anti-PD1 antibody.
(NVS) Novartis gets FDA approval for cancer drug.
(ONN) ON Semiconductor $0.20 EPS vs $0.22 est.
(PBI) Pitney Bowes $0.63 EPS vs $0.74 est.
(PG) P&G $0.90 EPS vs $0.89 est.
(PRXI) Premier Exhibitions subsidiary RMS Titanic Inc filed for a salvage award on Titanic recovery efforts; also buying back 1 million shares of common stock.
(RAIL) FreightCar America $0.73 EPS vs $0.53 est.
(SAF) SAFECO. $1.51 EPS vs $1.54 est.
(SIRI) SIRIUS Satellite Radio -$0.08 EPS vs. -$0.08 est.; subscribers hit 7.7 million.
(SOHU) Sohu.com traded up 10% after beating earnings and raising guidance.
(TLF) Tandy Leather lowered guidance.
(UA) Under Armour $0.40 EPS vs $0.34 est., but revenues were light; stock indicated down 4%.
(VTAL) Vital Images $0.05 EPS vs $0.05 est.
(X) U.S. Steel $2.50 EPS vs $2.63 est., but net after 3 line-items was $2.27.; cautious comments on seasonality in Q4.; stock indicated down 5%.
Pre-Market Stock News (October 30, 2007)
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