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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 2015
Page
13
Volkswagen's CEO says a recall of cars tied to the emissions scandal should begin in January with a goal to fix all by year end. Up to 11 million vehicles worldwide across several brands may contain the software used to cheat U.S. tests. Most fixes are software updates, but some cars may need new injectors and catalyzers.
SABMiller rebuffs Anheuser-Busch InBev 104 billion offer for third time this month saying the proposal undervalues growth potential. AB InBev previously voiced disappointment over earlier approaches and lack of meaningful engagement. AT&T wins FCC waiver to offer Wi Fi calling until end of 2017 replacing TTY, with no immediate date for rollout.
Fifth Third Bank agreed to pay 85 million dollars to settle civil fraud claims over certifying more than 1,400 mortgage loans as eligible for FHA insurance though the bank knew they were defective. Federal authorities said the action cost taxpayers millions. The Cincinnati based bank faced federal charges and will resolve the matter with the settlement.
The third quarter earnings season arrives as the market endures a 10 percent correction and a slow bottoming process. Analysts’ downbeat expectations for the S P 500, coupled with CEO outlooks, could determine a year end rally or renewed selling amid global growth headwinds, a strong dollar, and Fed rate hike uncertainty.
Analysts foresee earnings declines in first half 2015 with energy plunged around 65 and materials down over 15 while some sectors show small gains. Despite risks, Charles Schwab and Morgan Stanley analysts note a potential bottoming and possible rally as Q3 profit growth is forecast to resume.
Gannett announced a cash deal to acquire Journal Media Group for about 280 million, boosting its local news outlets to 106 markets. Journal Media owns Milwaukee Journal Sentinel and The Commercial Appeal along with 13 other dailies and 18 weeklies. The transaction, approved by boards, awaits Journal Media Group shareholder approval and is slated to close in Q1 2016. Gannett will finance with cash and debt, and after the deal its digital audience exceeds 100 million monthly.
Investors rail at beer demand while valuing industry consolidation and global takeovers. Anheuser Busch InBev and SABMiller battle over a $104 billion tie up as Molson Coors eyes SABMiller US assets. Constellation Brands posts a 14 percent beer sales gain, lifting stock.
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