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| United Technologies Corp. Q1 2009 Earnings Call Transcript United Technologies Corp. (UTX)Q1 2009 Earnings CallApril 21, 2009 8:30 am ETComplete Story » seekingalpha.com |
How Will Ford Hold Up Against Government-Backed Competitors and China? Jim Delaney submits: In support of the cynically tinged axiom that “No good deed goes unpunished” I offer you Ford Motor Co. (F).With both GM and Chrysler now wards of the state and the recently dismembered finance arm of the first making loans for both, the bond holders of the latter won a temporary stay of execution by the U.S. Supreme Court blocking the sale of the company to Fiat only for as long as it takes for the merits of their arguments to be evaluated.Complete Story » seekingalpha.com |
JetBlue Airways Corporation Q2 2009 Earnings Call Transcript JetBlue Airways Corporation (JBLU)Q2 2009 Earnings CallJuly 23, 2009 10:00 am ETComplete Story » seekingalpha.com |
Corporate Bully of the Day: Hertz Felix Salmon submits: Good on Audit Integrity for fighting back against the blatant bullying being perpetrated on it by Hertz (HTZ). A brief history is in order: on September 16, Audit Integrity released a report, based on new and proprietary analysis, listing 20 large public companies with the highest probability of declaring bankruptcy in the next twelve months. One of those companies was Hertz, which, in its latest 10-K, has a 23 pages of risk factors, including these:Complete Story » seekingalpha.com |
Detroit's Loser Status Isn't New Wall Street Strategies submits:There have been many exciting football players in the history of the National Football League, but maybe a handful can claim to be as electrifying as Barry Sanders. Drafted third in the 1989 draft, he was not only one of the best ever but he was humble as well. Case in point; he took himself out of the last game of the season although he only needed 10 yards to win the rushing title. Something like that would never happen these days when it's all about "me" and reality television shows.Still, even with his reputation for being humble few could understand when he called it quits at the height of his career. It took years before the tight-lipped Sanders confessed to quitting because of a culture of losing in the Detroit Lions organization, saying it was too much to deal with. Sanders went on to say that the culture robbed him of his competitive spirit and he saw nothing to suggest things would ever get better. He began crying at the end of his last game.Complete Story » seekingalpha.com |