Flir Systems beats revenue estimates but misses on earnings per share
Flir Systems topped revenue estimates but missed earnings per share expectations when it reported first quarter 2016 earnings April 26. Flir posted revenues of $379.5 million, trouncing analyst estimates of $357.8 million. That is also up from $344.5 million a year ago. Earnings per share of 30 cents slightly missed analyst estimates of 32 cents Read More →
Lockheed Martin’s first quarter results mixed
Lockheed Martin reported mixed first quarter 2016 earnings results on April 26. During the quarter, Lockheed Martin posted revenues of $11.7 billion and earnings per share of $2.58. Thompson Reuters analysts had predicted revenues of $11.34 billion and earnings per share of $2.59. During the same quarter last year, the company had revenues of $10.11 Read More →
Study finds Santa Barbara women outearn men
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Impact of Sport Chalet stores closing in Thousand Oaks, Oxnard
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Dubroff: J.D. Power sale shows value of Conejo Valley to China
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Low pay big challenge for tri-county nonprofits
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California must end war on businesses
We’ve had the war on women. And the war on immigrants. Is the war on business, next? That’s a fair question raised by many, including Ventura employer General Magnaplate Corp., which is closing after settling with the Environmental Defense Center over charges it polluted the Santa Clara River. In a statement, the company said it Read More →
