Earnings -- Third Quarter 2007

The world's largest toymaker reports a 1 percent drop in fiscal third-quarter profit due to charges related to multiple product recalls.

The largest U.S. bank takes a hit of more than $3 billion in mortgage-backed security losses, leveraged debt write-downs, and fixed-income trading losses, sinking its net income to $2.38 billion in the third quarter. Quote: C
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Google, Intel, eBay and Yahoo are set to report in a week that will see a slew of earnings. Is tech going to be king this earnings season, or will it be another sector?
Recent Earnings: GE, PEP, AA, More

The second largest U.S. company by market capitalization sees a third-quarter profit increase boosted by demand for heavy equipment like gas turbines and jet engines, as well as strong activity at its financial units.

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The economy can be strong and markets can be up, but BloggingStocks analyst Jonathan Berr says that what will drive this earnings season is what regular people are doing. Are we buying pet food and soda and toys? Wall Street is paying attention.

The world's second-largest soft drink maker beats expectations as its third-quarter profit jumps 17 percent on double-digit growth in international sales.
Quotes: PepsiCo | Coca-Cola | Cadbury Schweppes | Kraft Foods

Alcoa's sale of a stake in a foreign steelmaker lifts the aluminum giant's bottom line a little, but it fails to meet Wall Street expectations. Quotes: Alcoa | Alcan
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