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Daily Highlights: 2.08.2010

By Tyler Durden | February 08, 2010 | 8:43 AM | 0 Comments

  • Australia removes large-deposit guarantee amid signs of economic recovery.
  • Brazil poised for Latin America's first rate increase as growth picks up.
  • Corporate bond yield spreads widen the most since November: Credit Markets.
  • Euro, Asian stocks fall as G-7 fails to end concern over Greece, fiscal budgets.
  • G-7 governments risk 'muddled middle' with plan to spend now, save later.
  • Greenspan sees 'slow' recovery, would be 'very concerned' if stocks drop.
  • Japanese bank lending fell by the most in more than four years in January.
  • Japanese stocks drop on concern weaker euro will hurt earnings.
  • No job growth for small businesses in US inspires doubts over sustainable recovery.
  • AB Volvo reported a fifth consecutive quarterly net loss ($269.2M); scraps dividend.
  • Acer CEO sees Q1 notebook shipments down by under 10% on quarter.
  • Allegheny Energy's Q4 net rises from $16.2M to $109.3M on absence of hedging losses, lower taxes and higher utility returns.
  • American Axle posts Q4 profit of $48.6M on tax gain, higher margins. Revs slip 7.8%.
  • BAE resolves longstanding corruption allegations, pays almost $500M in settlements.
  • Corning Inc. expects telecommunications spending to see little pickup in 2010.
  • CVS's Dec. net income rises from $952M to $1.05B.
  • E*Trade to reduce commissions for stock and option trades to $9.99 from $12.99.
  • Emerson Electric sees its businesses growing sluggishly for at least the next five years in US, Europe and Japan.
  • Gazprom sees 2010 EBITDA up 20% YoY on rise in European demand for gas.
  • Huatai Securities to raise $2.5B in an IPO in Shanghai.
  • SAP AG CEO abruptly resigned on Sunday; co. to return to a dual-CEO structure.
  • Spain's Santander eyes 300 RBS branches, may float 25% of UK business.
  • Toyota said to recall Japan Prius hybrid cars this week on brake problem.
  • Tyson Foods, beats exp., posts Q1 profit of $160M; sales up 1.8% at $6.64B.
  • Xstrata full-year profit declines 41% to $2.77B on lower coal price.
  • YRC Worldwide posts Q4 pretax profit of $49.8M amide $194M in debt exchange gain. Revs fall 41% to $1.15B.

Earnings Calendar: ADCT, ANDE, ATML, CNA, CVS, ERTS, HAS, L, LNCR, OMI, WCN, WRB.

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