As the January earnings crunch rolls into February, more industry giants, including Verizon Communications (NYSE: VZ) and Google Inc (NASDAQ: GOOG), are reporting.Monday January 29
- Verizon to report Q4 earnings; conference call at 8:30am. Wall Street will be paying particularly close attention to Verizon's comments on its broadband operations, including the company's progress with its version of the triple play package [phone/Internet/television].
- Extended review period for Genta Inc's (NASDAQ: GNTA) Genasense. Cancer drug Genasense was previously deemed unapprovable by the FDA on December 15, 2006.
- US Steel Corporation (NYSE: X) to report Q4 earnings; conference call at 2:00pm. Analysts will be focusing on overall refined and core steel prices and the company's international performance.
- Boeing Company (NYSE: BA) to report Q4 earnings; conference call at 10:30am. Analysts will evaluate the company's aerospace performance and its ability to maintain momentum in government service work.
- Google to report Q4 earnings; conference call at 4:30pm. Google, since they never give any guidance, is always a mystery come earnings season. Anyone that wants to take a guess at what they will report should check out the quarterly Google Earnings Sweepstakes at the Internet Outsider blog.
- PDUFA date for GlaxoSmithKline plc's (NYSE: GSK) Arixtra for acute coronary syndromes.
- Broadcom Corporation (NADSAQ: BRCM) and SafeNet Inc (NASDAQ: SFNT) must file 10Q by 1/31 for continued NASDAQ listing.
- Amazon.com Inc (NASDAQ: AMZN) to report Q4 earnings; conference call at 5pm. Note that Prudential, which rates Amazon as an Underperform, saw the company's holiday season as tepid, which could bode ill for the company's quarterly report.
- PDUFA date for Merck & Co' Incs (NYSE: MRK) MK-0517, a new intravenous medication to prevent nausea and vomiting occuring after surgery.
- British Airways ADS (NYSE: BAB) to report Q3 earnings; conference call at 9am. The company has been down recently due to a strike action by the cabin crew, and investors and analysts will be looking for clarity on the situation.
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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
1-28-2007 @ 8:52AM
Michael Schneider said...
Google's results will be interesting but Google is considered in a category by itself and may not influence the market that much- good or bad. If the results are great though it could carry over into other Internets and tech even if Amazon doesn't do that well. Boeing earnings may be the one to watch because of the recent controversy about Boeing's prospects and the broader implications for aerospace.
1-29-2007 @ 2:02AM
Joseph said...
New to this, just getting started in understanind the stock market