Homebuilders grow bullish on sales as NAHB index hits high
The NAHB/Wells Fargo builder sentiment index rose to 57 in the latest reading, up from 51 in June, marking a third straight gain the highest since January 2006. Builders report stronger demand, tightening inventories, and a faster pace of single family permits as housing improves.
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Futures WNT Calm After Turbulent Session
Market bulletin notes calm in wheat and corn futures after a volatile trading period. Prices held near mixed levels with slight gains for some contracts while others dipped marginally amid shifting demand signals and supply news.
Coca-Cola Profit Falls Amid Soda Slump in North America
Coca-Cola reports a 4 percent drop in second quarter profit as North American volume falls 1 percent, with a 4 percent decline in sodas. Global volume rises 1 percent, helped by emerging markets, while weather cited as a key factor by CFO Gary Fayard.
Coca-Cola Faces Slower Growth As Dow Peers Rise
Coca-Cola trails the Dow during the past year with a 6 percent gain against a 21 percent Dow rise. Investors await Tuesday's second quarter results to assess regional sales strength and whether global markets like India outpace the United States amid criticism of sugary drinks. Monday’s close stood at 41.01 dollars with an annual dividend of 1.12 dollars and a 2.7 percent yield.
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Coca-Cola Faces Declining Image in North America
Coca-Cola grapples with a lagging image in developed markets as obesity concerns rise. The company began airing ads on obesity and, with PepsiCo, pursues a natural low-calorie sweetener for sodas, while testing stevia versions of Fanta and Sprite that faced taste issues.
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Goldman Sachs profits double on underwriting gains
Goldman Sachs reports a second quarter profit that doubled as underwriting activity rose for clients and gains from its investments boosted earnings. CFO Harvey Schwartz faced questions on capital rules and rising rates while regulators hint at tougher capital requirements. CEO Lloyd Blankfein called the quarter solid amid mixed economic sentiment.
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