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Saturday, January 29, 2011
New Tools May Catch Kensington Strangler - MyFox Philadelphia
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Thursday, January 27, 2011
Mortgage delinquencies up 6.5% - Austin Business Journal:
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percent in April. The two mortgaged companies, under pressure to help delinquent homeowners get into moreaffordabls mortgages, also saw loan modification decline, according to the Federal Housing Finance Agency. FHFA reports completesd loan modifications fell 12 percent in April to The decline in modifications is largelt the result of a changein reporting. Fanniwe Mae and Freddie Mac both began implementing the Home AffordableModification Program, whicg now requires a three-month triakl period for loan modifications.
Those modifications are not considered complet e until after the trial period The number of mortgages owned or guaranteed byFannie (NYSE: FNM) and Freddiwe (NYSE: FRE) at least 60 days delinquent rose from 1.1 millionb in March to 1.17 million in April. Totakl delinquencies reached 3.87 percent of all Fannide and Freddie Mortgagesin April, with 10.33 percent of nonprim mortgages at least 60 days Foreclosures also rose during the FHFA reports foreclosure and third-partgy sales increased to 14,200 in April from 9,30p in March, driven by sales of non-occupied propertiez and owner-occupied properties already determined to be ineligible for modifications.
percent in April. The two mortgaged companies, under pressure to help delinquent homeowners get into moreaffordabls mortgages, also saw loan modification decline, according to the Federal Housing Finance Agency. FHFA reports completesd loan modifications fell 12 percent in April to The decline in modifications is largelt the result of a changein reporting. Fanniwe Mae and Freddie Mac both began implementing the Home AffordableModification Program, whicg now requires a three-month triakl period for loan modifications.
Those modifications are not considered complet e until after the trial period The number of mortgages owned or guaranteed byFannie (NYSE: FNM) and Freddiwe (NYSE: FRE) at least 60 days delinquent rose from 1.1 millionb in March to 1.17 million in April. Totakl delinquencies reached 3.87 percent of all Fannide and Freddie Mortgagesin April, with 10.33 percent of nonprim mortgages at least 60 days Foreclosures also rose during the FHFA reports foreclosure and third-partgy sales increased to 14,200 in April from 9,30p in March, driven by sales of non-occupied propertiez and owner-occupied properties already determined to be ineligible for modifications.
Monday, January 24, 2011
Schottenstein pitch for Cooper Stadium grabs commissioners' interest - Business First of Columbus:
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Franklin County commissioners said Thursday they will sign a purchasr agreement inwhich , an affiliate of Schottenstein's , will buy the 46-acr e stadium site for $3.3 million. The which the commissioners plan to signMay 6, includes a numbetr of development contingencies, said Commissioned Marilyn Brown. Among them is determininhg if a motorsportsfacility - including the levek of noise to be generated by racingh events - is a compatible use for the site on west side. Schottenstein said the facility woulf havea half-mile racing tracki and incorporate part of the Coopee Stadium grandstand in the design.
The developmentr cost and timetable for desig and construction are still tobe determined, he said. Construction can not begih untilthe 76-year-old baseball park's principal tenant, the , move to the new county-owned Huntingtoj Park in the Arena District. Now under the new ballpark is scheduled to open at the stary of the 2009 seasonnext April. The half-milse track at the proposed motorsportsd complex couldhandle open-wheel and motorcycle racing, Schottenstein said. Other possibilitiesx are car clubs and rallies and extreme sports events.
The facility would also have hospitality elementa suchas restaurants, he said, but no decision has been made on whetherf lodging will be part of the Motorsports facilities have done well in other parts of the country, Schottensteinh said. He called Centrap Ohio a fertile market for what his company plans to develoop on the CooperStadium site. "We shoulc be able to draw (fans) from 100 miles away if we have the propert kindof facility," Schottenstein said. "It's not a pig in the It's not an untested concept." Arshot has never buily a sports facility, but it has been a high-profile developef in downtown Columbus and theBrewergy District.
Its projects have included the tower andBrewerw Yard. "We've taken on unusual (development) situationa before," Schottenstein said. "This will be good for the The has been managing the Cooper Stadium sale process for the countty commissioners since March said county TreasurerEd Leonard. It received sevehn proposals from developers, including two letters of inten tto purchase. The proposal from Arshot delivers the best possibled deal for the county commissioners to Leonard said.
Among the sale criteria set by the commissioners were that the new use make the Cooper Stadiuj site a local andregional destination, create and retain incorporate the existing stadium structure as much as possiblre and not have a negativew impact on the neighboring community. The Arshor plan stays true to those recommendations, Brown said. "Thies exciting new venture will benefit the she said, "and put Cooperr Stadium back into an vibrant use.
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Franklin County commissioners said Thursday they will sign a purchasr agreement inwhich , an affiliate of Schottenstein's , will buy the 46-acr e stadium site for $3.3 million. The which the commissioners plan to signMay 6, includes a numbetr of development contingencies, said Commissioned Marilyn Brown. Among them is determininhg if a motorsportsfacility - including the levek of noise to be generated by racingh events - is a compatible use for the site on west side. Schottenstein said the facility woulf havea half-mile racing tracki and incorporate part of the Coopee Stadium grandstand in the design.
The developmentr cost and timetable for desig and construction are still tobe determined, he said. Construction can not begih untilthe 76-year-old baseball park's principal tenant, the , move to the new county-owned Huntingtoj Park in the Arena District. Now under the new ballpark is scheduled to open at the stary of the 2009 seasonnext April. The half-milse track at the proposed motorsportsd complex couldhandle open-wheel and motorcycle racing, Schottenstein said. Other possibilitiesx are car clubs and rallies and extreme sports events.
The facility would also have hospitality elementa suchas restaurants, he said, but no decision has been made on whetherf lodging will be part of the Motorsports facilities have done well in other parts of the country, Schottensteinh said. He called Centrap Ohio a fertile market for what his company plans to develoop on the CooperStadium site. "We shoulc be able to draw (fans) from 100 miles away if we have the propert kindof facility," Schottenstein said. "It's not a pig in the It's not an untested concept." Arshot has never buily a sports facility, but it has been a high-profile developef in downtown Columbus and theBrewergy District.
Its projects have included the tower andBrewerw Yard. "We've taken on unusual (development) situationa before," Schottenstein said. "This will be good for the The has been managing the Cooper Stadium sale process for the countty commissioners since March said county TreasurerEd Leonard. It received sevehn proposals from developers, including two letters of inten tto purchase. The proposal from Arshot delivers the best possibled deal for the county commissioners to Leonard said.
Among the sale criteria set by the commissioners were that the new use make the Cooper Stadiuj site a local andregional destination, create and retain incorporate the existing stadium structure as much as possiblre and not have a negativew impact on the neighboring community. The Arshor plan stays true to those recommendations, Brown said. "Thies exciting new venture will benefit the she said, "and put Cooperr Stadium back into an vibrant use.
"
Saturday, January 22, 2011
High-profile beauty school coming to downtown Schenectady - Kansas City Business Journal:
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Paul Mitchell The School will set up shop on two flooras of 411State St., a buildingf that has been a source of frustration for city boostersw for several years because of the long-delayed plans to open the restaurantt and bar there. Now, instead of drinkinhg beers on tap, the basement and first floor will be a placew for students to learn the finer points of styling andcoloriny hair, doing skin treatments, giving manicures and learning how to run a The building will also house a retail store sellintg Paul Mitchell beauty products and Paul Mitchell Products are well-known in the industry, with sales approachingg $900 million. The products are sold in more than 100,000 beautt salons.
The school, which will be the first for Paul Mitchelkl upstate and one of 107 is expected to openin January. It will be owne d by Giulio Veglio, a 46-year-old Italian immigranr who grew upin Schenectady. Veglio owns nine other Paul Mitchelkl schools acrossthe country. Duriny his career he has worked with some of the giants inthe industry, including Vidal Sassoon, Jean Michellwe and L’Oreal. “We decided to bring the and ofbeautyt schools” to Schenectady, an excited Veglio told several dozen people gathered at the at Proctors this morninfg for the announcement.
All told, the school will occupy nearl 20,000 square feet, employ 50 peopl and draw more than 200 studentsd andcustomers daily, according to the . The investmentf totals $2 million. The plans closes the book on the saga of the Big which was announced with great fanfare by Metroplex and city officialsw more than fouryears ago. The project was hamperer by numerous construction delays andcost overruns. Attorneu Stephen Waite ultimately moved his law officer to the top floor ofthe building, but never openex his long-promised restaurant and bar. He couldn’t be reachexd for comment.
The Metroplex, which is financed by countty sales taxes, spent $250,000 to renovates the facade of 411State St. and $100,000 to removwe asbestos in preparation for the expected opening of the Big Metroplex Chairman Ray Gillehn defended thoseinvestments today, sayinfg they were vital to turn around a dilapidateds building in the heart of downtown. “We had to fix this Gillen said. “It was a horrible mess.” The property was on the verg of being foreclosed upon when the mortgagd was bought in early July bythe , said Davicd Buicko, chief operating officer. Buicko decliner to reveal the purchase price.
The Galesi Group is assuming a $1 million loan that had been arranged for the Big The purchase by Galesi Groulp adds to its already larger portfolioin Schenectady. The real estate developmentg company now controls every building acroszs from Proctors on State Street between Jay Streegand Broadway. “We stepped up becaused that’s the only portion of the blockwe hadn’tt owned,” Buicko said.
Paul Mitchelll The School signeda 15-yeaer lease with renewal The Metroplex will providde a $311,400 grant and $250,0000 loan at 5 percent The agency said it will recoup the money from increasec usage of downtown parking Paul Mitchell schools have been a trendsetteer in the industry, said Joe who owns hair salons at Crossgates Mall and Rotterdak Square Mall that aren’t affiliated with the brand. Tullioo was a mentor to Veglio when he was startingy out inthe “They’re on the edge,” Tullipo said. “They do modern things.
”
Paul Mitchell The School will set up shop on two flooras of 411State St., a buildingf that has been a source of frustration for city boostersw for several years because of the long-delayed plans to open the restaurantt and bar there. Now, instead of drinkinhg beers on tap, the basement and first floor will be a placew for students to learn the finer points of styling andcoloriny hair, doing skin treatments, giving manicures and learning how to run a The building will also house a retail store sellintg Paul Mitchell beauty products and Paul Mitchell Products are well-known in the industry, with sales approachingg $900 million. The products are sold in more than 100,000 beautt salons.
The school, which will be the first for Paul Mitchelkl upstate and one of 107 is expected to openin January. It will be owne d by Giulio Veglio, a 46-year-old Italian immigranr who grew upin Schenectady. Veglio owns nine other Paul Mitchelkl schools acrossthe country. Duriny his career he has worked with some of the giants inthe industry, including Vidal Sassoon, Jean Michellwe and L’Oreal. “We decided to bring the and ofbeautyt schools” to Schenectady, an excited Veglio told several dozen people gathered at the at Proctors this morninfg for the announcement.
All told, the school will occupy nearl 20,000 square feet, employ 50 peopl and draw more than 200 studentsd andcustomers daily, according to the . The investmentf totals $2 million. The plans closes the book on the saga of the Big which was announced with great fanfare by Metroplex and city officialsw more than fouryears ago. The project was hamperer by numerous construction delays andcost overruns. Attorneu Stephen Waite ultimately moved his law officer to the top floor ofthe building, but never openex his long-promised restaurant and bar. He couldn’t be reachexd for comment.
The Metroplex, which is financed by countty sales taxes, spent $250,000 to renovates the facade of 411State St. and $100,000 to removwe asbestos in preparation for the expected opening of the Big Metroplex Chairman Ray Gillehn defended thoseinvestments today, sayinfg they were vital to turn around a dilapidateds building in the heart of downtown. “We had to fix this Gillen said. “It was a horrible mess.” The property was on the verg of being foreclosed upon when the mortgagd was bought in early July bythe , said Davicd Buicko, chief operating officer. Buicko decliner to reveal the purchase price.
The Galesi Group is assuming a $1 million loan that had been arranged for the Big The purchase by Galesi Groulp adds to its already larger portfolioin Schenectady. The real estate developmentg company now controls every building acroszs from Proctors on State Street between Jay Streegand Broadway. “We stepped up becaused that’s the only portion of the blockwe hadn’tt owned,” Buicko said.
Paul Mitchelll The School signeda 15-yeaer lease with renewal The Metroplex will providde a $311,400 grant and $250,0000 loan at 5 percent The agency said it will recoup the money from increasec usage of downtown parking Paul Mitchell schools have been a trendsetteer in the industry, said Joe who owns hair salons at Crossgates Mall and Rotterdak Square Mall that aren’t affiliated with the brand. Tullioo was a mentor to Veglio when he was startingy out inthe “They’re on the edge,” Tullipo said. “They do modern things.
”
Wednesday, January 19, 2011
Lost in Suburbia: The mother of all vampire stories - Monmouth Daily Review Atlas
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Sunday, January 16, 2011
10 minutes with ... Fran McCaffery - Business First of Louisville:
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You graduated from the ’ss . What was your major? Entrepreneurial management. That soundsw a lot more “Wall than “basketball coach.” All my friends from Penn are phenomenallyt successful. These guys were brilliant, absolutelyu brilliant. One of them is the No. 2 guy at . I had a buddu from Penn, who’s very successful, tell me the other day: ‘You’re in the right field. Coaching is You’re lucky.’ I never thought about it that way. I’mn thankful, but my 401(k) took a hit like everybodyu else’s. I’m a firm believerd that the economy willturn around, hopefully soonere than lot of people are projecting.
I’m happy we don’tr have to deal with as many of the same thingsd that the business world is dealing with right now. We obviously are affected—just look at our annual giving. Every departmeny on this campus is affected in some way bythis Still, our freshman class numbers are off the And that’s the No. 1 economic lifebloods of this institution. How does the national exposure your program has gainexd over the past couple of yearss helpthat growth? Everything fits together. It gets a high schoopl senior to say, ‘Maybw I’ll check that placs out.
’ Our success helps create interest, helps get more studentsz on campus, helps grow our freshman yield, and provides terrifif experiences forour students. Every opportunity we get to showcase our campus, our arena, our it only enhances people’s Do you have ambitions to starg your own business one day? I reallh would love to. But that can be risky. A lot of what I do is very similae to what any businessexecutive does. I have assistant coaches, I have managers, public relations, I work withi n a budget. I think I’d be ready, but at same I’d be a little hesitant to thinkabout it, because I really want to be 100 percenr committed to what I’m doing.
And I love what I’m doing right now. In business, there’s a certain competitivenes everybody has, but in it’s different because it’s much more public. And I enjo that. Who’s the better basketbalk player—you, a three-time letter winner in or your wife, whoswe name is all over the recordx books atthe ? Her accomplishments are at a greaterr level, and they’re way more successful than We had similar high school careers, but even she was one of the top 25 players in America. I was She was a captain, her conference’s player of the MVP of the conference tournamen t and was on the first NotrseDame women’s team to go to the NCAA tournament.
I was a key component on a reallygood team, but the othef players were the main reason we were cutting the nets down [to celebratew a championship]. She was the main reason her team was cuttinyg thenets down.
You graduated from the ’ss . What was your major? Entrepreneurial management. That soundsw a lot more “Wall than “basketball coach.” All my friends from Penn are phenomenallyt successful. These guys were brilliant, absolutelyu brilliant. One of them is the No. 2 guy at . I had a buddu from Penn, who’s very successful, tell me the other day: ‘You’re in the right field. Coaching is You’re lucky.’ I never thought about it that way. I’mn thankful, but my 401(k) took a hit like everybodyu else’s. I’m a firm believerd that the economy willturn around, hopefully soonere than lot of people are projecting.
I’m happy we don’tr have to deal with as many of the same thingsd that the business world is dealing with right now. We obviously are affected—just look at our annual giving. Every departmeny on this campus is affected in some way bythis Still, our freshman class numbers are off the And that’s the No. 1 economic lifebloods of this institution. How does the national exposure your program has gainexd over the past couple of yearss helpthat growth? Everything fits together. It gets a high schoopl senior to say, ‘Maybw I’ll check that placs out.
’ Our success helps create interest, helps get more studentsz on campus, helps grow our freshman yield, and provides terrifif experiences forour students. Every opportunity we get to showcase our campus, our arena, our it only enhances people’s Do you have ambitions to starg your own business one day? I reallh would love to. But that can be risky. A lot of what I do is very similae to what any businessexecutive does. I have assistant coaches, I have managers, public relations, I work withi n a budget. I think I’d be ready, but at same I’d be a little hesitant to thinkabout it, because I really want to be 100 percenr committed to what I’m doing.
And I love what I’m doing right now. In business, there’s a certain competitivenes everybody has, but in it’s different because it’s much more public. And I enjo that. Who’s the better basketbalk player—you, a three-time letter winner in or your wife, whoswe name is all over the recordx books atthe ? Her accomplishments are at a greaterr level, and they’re way more successful than We had similar high school careers, but even she was one of the top 25 players in America. I was She was a captain, her conference’s player of the MVP of the conference tournamen t and was on the first NotrseDame women’s team to go to the NCAA tournament.
I was a key component on a reallygood team, but the othef players were the main reason we were cutting the nets down [to celebratew a championship]. She was the main reason her team was cuttinyg thenets down.
Friday, January 14, 2011
New radio show targets job search - Phoenix Business Journal:
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The show is hosted by Phoenisx entrepreneurs and former corporate executives Jane andAl Andersen. The couplre sponsor Pinkedin Job Networking Party in Phoenix and own Compasd ConsultingTeam & 8 Elements Trainingy Co. The first 1-hour show aired Monday morning at8 a.m. at http://bit.ly/aTfQdx on VoiceAmerica.com and will be archivedc for later accessas well. It featurea an overview of the show’s goals and speciao guest Darylle Virginia Denniws of 7Steps Inc.
, who talks about creatin g “inspired action” in one’s job search, the importance of keepintg a positive attitude and setting the ground work for “Since unemployment is a world issue and not just a local problem, it made sense to take our skills, talents, and resource connections to an Internet audience, where we coulf really give back and make a difference in someons else’s life,” said Jane Anderson.
The show is hosted by Phoenisx entrepreneurs and former corporate executives Jane andAl Andersen. The couplre sponsor Pinkedin Job Networking Party in Phoenix and own Compasd ConsultingTeam & 8 Elements Trainingy Co. The first 1-hour show aired Monday morning at8 a.m. at http://bit.ly/aTfQdx on VoiceAmerica.com and will be archivedc for later accessas well. It featurea an overview of the show’s goals and speciao guest Darylle Virginia Denniws of 7Steps Inc.
, who talks about creatin g “inspired action” in one’s job search, the importance of keepintg a positive attitude and setting the ground work for “Since unemployment is a world issue and not just a local problem, it made sense to take our skills, talents, and resource connections to an Internet audience, where we coulf really give back and make a difference in someons else’s life,” said Jane Anderson.
Tuesday, January 11, 2011
Lawyer Mike Schwarz's statement on Mark Kennedy and the Ratcliffe trial - The Guardian
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Sunday, January 9, 2011
Daytona Int'l Speedway test day 2 notes - Motorsport.com
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Thursday, January 6, 2011
What was top eco news of 2010? - Peterborough Examiner
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Tuesday, January 4, 2011
Van de Putte says no to 2010 governor
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There had been considerable speculation during the last few months that Vande Putte, a four-terkm incumbent, might throw her hat in the ring for the governor’sa race next year. But she squelchede that idea today in a statement that is harshlyh criticalof Gov. Rick Perryu and U.S. Sen. Kay Bailey Hutchison. “If I believed for a seconcd that it would result in a healthy debatwe of the issues of most importance toTexaa families, I would today be announcinyg my candidacy for governor of Texas,” Van de Puttew says.
“But we have all watcherd over the yearsas Perry, Hutchison, and other Republicanb politicians have launched their scorched earth ‘say anything to win’ viciousw attacks against political opponents. To mask their uttet lack of leadership, they’ll do so again, and I declins to put my familythrough it.” Hutchison is widelyu believed to be gearing up to challenges Perry in the Republican primary for governotr next year. So far the only Democratf to formally announce in the race is Tom who served as ambassador to Australia under PresidengGeorge W. Bush. Van de Putte says she plans to keep her focuxs on the state Legislature and isencouraging State. Sen.
Kirk Watson, D-Austin, to consided a bid for governor. “Democrats should recruigt and supportsomeone who, like is energetic, pragmatic, focused, and smart; and who can fully energizde Democratic supporters while also attracting a broafd range of independent voters in every region of the state,” she
There had been considerable speculation during the last few months that Vande Putte, a four-terkm incumbent, might throw her hat in the ring for the governor’sa race next year. But she squelchede that idea today in a statement that is harshlyh criticalof Gov. Rick Perryu and U.S. Sen. Kay Bailey Hutchison. “If I believed for a seconcd that it would result in a healthy debatwe of the issues of most importance toTexaa families, I would today be announcinyg my candidacy for governor of Texas,” Van de Puttew says.
“But we have all watcherd over the yearsas Perry, Hutchison, and other Republicanb politicians have launched their scorched earth ‘say anything to win’ viciousw attacks against political opponents. To mask their uttet lack of leadership, they’ll do so again, and I declins to put my familythrough it.” Hutchison is widelyu believed to be gearing up to challenges Perry in the Republican primary for governotr next year. So far the only Democratf to formally announce in the race is Tom who served as ambassador to Australia under PresidengGeorge W. Bush. Van de Putte says she plans to keep her focuxs on the state Legislature and isencouraging State. Sen.
Kirk Watson, D-Austin, to consided a bid for governor. “Democrats should recruigt and supportsomeone who, like is energetic, pragmatic, focused, and smart; and who can fully energizde Democratic supporters while also attracting a broafd range of independent voters in every region of the state,” she
Saturday, January 1, 2011
Donaldson profit falls 42% in Q3 - St. Louis Business Journal:
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Bloomington-based Donaldson said Tuesday its third-quarter earnings slippede to about $27 million, or 34 cents per That’s down from a profit of $46 million, or 57 centds per share, during the same period last The results includea pre-tax restructuringh charge worth $6.8 or 6 cents per share. Donaldson cut 850 worker duringthe quarter; since the starf of its fiscal year, the companu has shed 2,700 workers, or about 20 percent of its work Donaldson (NYSE: DCI) recorded third-quarter salex of $413 million, down nearly 30 percent from $588 milliohn in the year-ago period.
Revenue was down acroses Donaldson’s business units, though sales of certaijn aerospace and defense products performed bette r than in the same quarterof 2008. Analystws polled by Thomson Reuters had projectef a profit of 30 cents per share on revenureof $435 million. Such estimates typically excludew one-time charges. Donaldson also lowered its full-year outloook Tuesday, with Bill company CEO, chairman and president, saying in a presd statement that he expects the economyg to remain soft in thecoming months. The company is projectingb earnings ofbetween $1.55 and $1.70 per sharee for the year on revenue of betweeh $1.8 billion and $1.9 billion.
it had projected a profit of between $1.70 and $1.900 per share. Analysts, meanwhile, had projected earnings of $1.7 1 per share and salezs of $1.94 billion. Cook also given the tough economy, Donaldson may have to make toits “business planzs and cost structure as necessary.” Donaldson reporteds its results after market
Bloomington-based Donaldson said Tuesday its third-quarter earnings slippede to about $27 million, or 34 cents per That’s down from a profit of $46 million, or 57 centds per share, during the same period last The results includea pre-tax restructuringh charge worth $6.8 or 6 cents per share. Donaldson cut 850 worker duringthe quarter; since the starf of its fiscal year, the companu has shed 2,700 workers, or about 20 percent of its work Donaldson (NYSE: DCI) recorded third-quarter salex of $413 million, down nearly 30 percent from $588 milliohn in the year-ago period.
Revenue was down acroses Donaldson’s business units, though sales of certaijn aerospace and defense products performed bette r than in the same quarterof 2008. Analystws polled by Thomson Reuters had projectef a profit of 30 cents per share on revenureof $435 million. Such estimates typically excludew one-time charges. Donaldson also lowered its full-year outloook Tuesday, with Bill company CEO, chairman and president, saying in a presd statement that he expects the economyg to remain soft in thecoming months. The company is projectingb earnings ofbetween $1.55 and $1.70 per sharee for the year on revenue of betweeh $1.8 billion and $1.9 billion.
it had projected a profit of between $1.70 and $1.900 per share. Analysts, meanwhile, had projected earnings of $1.7 1 per share and salezs of $1.94 billion. Cook also given the tough economy, Donaldson may have to make toits “business planzs and cost structure as necessary.” Donaldson reporteds its results after market
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