U.S. stocks mostly fell Friday after new worries about terrorism combined with signs of a weakening economy to hand Wall Street its first loss in three days.
To hear the newspapers tell it, the suburbs' sudden gain will be Wall Street's permanent loss.
On a per share basis, the mobile operator lost 28 cents, more than double the 12 cents loss expected by Wall Street.
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To hear the newspapers tell it, the sudden gain to the suburbs and the "outer boroughs" of New York City (that is, other than Manhattan) will be Wall Street's permanent loss.
Most business people would regard as insane the idea that to be competitive a firm should push itself into a loss, yet on Wall Street this defence is routine.
For the third quarter, Ericsson posted a loss that was wider than Wall Street had expected.
It easily beat Wall Street analysts' projections for a loss, and provided an upbeat first-quarter outlook.
Schumer will probably endure as well, but not without some loss of support from his Wall Street benefactors.
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Quasi-private mortgage financier Freddie Mac announced a hefty second-quarter loss Wednesday, stretching beyond even Wall Street's pessimistic expectations.
The video-game developer best known for its "Grand Theft Auto" franchise posted a quarterly net loss and fiscal 2009 forecast below Wall Street's estimates.
Quasi-private mortgage financier Freddie Mac (nyse: FRE - news - people ) announced a hefty second-quarter loss Wednesday, stretching beyond even Wall Street's pessimistic expectations.
The former narrowed its quarterly loss but still fell short of Wall Street estimates, while the latter recorded a decline in profit but still managed to top consensus.
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When the dust settled, Goldman posted its first quarterly loss in over a decade and Wall Street as a whole had its worst quarter since the depths of the financial crisis.
While Wall Street was waiting for a 15 cent loss, the company noted several one-time charges which shaved off 18 cents from their EPS number, leaving the adjusted number at a 12 cents loss.
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Wall Street analysts are expecting LinkedIn to post a loss of 4 cents per share, on average, according to Thomson Reuters.
Wall Street analysts expect NBCi to have made a loss in 2000, but the firm said it expected to become profitable in the fourth quarter of 2001 or the first quarter of 2002.
That, coupled with the Federal Reserve Bank's mysterious pumping of trillions of dollars, has led to a variety of conspiracy theories, and worse, led to Middle America's complete loss of faith in the Washington-Wall Street industrial complex.
Wall Street expected a weak report from Sony, but a loss of just 30 cents per share.
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Wall Street analysts had expected worse news: a 38-cent loss.
Last week, the company announced that it was expecting a third-quarter loss of 15 cents to 20 cents a share when Wall Street had expected a 12-cent per share profit.
Moreover, the SEC impeded creation of adequate loan loss reserves by banks during the boom years, allowed Wall Street firms to reduce significantly their capital cushions and eliminated regulations on abusive practices by short-sellers.
Wall Street, which typically excludes one-time charges, had expected a loss of 80 cents per share.
Such a loss of confidence may be as likely to come from Washington as from Wall Street.
Though Amazon reported a quarterly loss, operating performance was better than projected by both the company and Wall Street analysts.
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Adjusted EPS came in at a loss of 22 cents per share, less than the 27 cents forecast by Wall Street analysts.
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PulteGroup managed to cut its quarterly loss thanks to smaller charges, but that wasn't good enough for Wall Street, as investors are hungry to see real business growth from the home builder.
At the same time Wall Street summoned the priest to give last rites to Pfizer, which was suffering the loss of major patents and had what appeared to be a much weaker pipeline.
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