Pepsi Earnings Explained For 17-Year-Old Hedge Fund Managers

Pepsi Earnings Explained For 17-Year-Old Hedge Fund Managers

In addition to the 53% plunge in Morgan Stanley earnings driven by a collapse in FICC revenues which plunged 55% from $1.9BN to $873MM, the other major company to report earlier today was Pepsi which, if only uses GAAP data, had more disappointing numbers: total revenues declined by 3% from $12.2BN to $11.86BN, just missing expectations of $11.87BN.

GAAP earnings tumbled by 24% from $1.2BN to $931MM, although since PEP repurchased $619MM in shares in the quarter, GAAP EPS declined a little less, or 21%, from $0.81 to $0.64.

Joke Of The Week: Italy’s Bank Rescue Fund

Joke Of The Week: Italy’s Bank Rescue Fund

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Italian banks have been facing rough seas for quite a while now as the total amount of non-performing loans and bad debt is piling up now. The Italian state has been trying to find a solution for this increasingly important problem as all of its banks continue to report high write-downs on the value of their assets, which is undermining the health of the entire financial system in the country.

Multiple Clinton Connections Emerge As More "Panama Papers" Names Revealed

There has been much confusion, at time quite angry, how in the aftermath of the Soros-funded Panama Papers revelations few, if any, prominent U.S. name emerged as a result of the biggest offshore tax leak in history. Now, thanks to McClatchy more U.S. names are finally being revealed and it will probably come as little surprise that many of the newly revealed names have connection to both Bill and Hillary Clinton.

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