Sirius
XM Radio Inc(NASDAQ:SIRI) shares continued to edge higher
for the third session in the pre-market activity on Tuesday thanks to the
company’s increased subscribers, which has pushed the company to lift its full
year profit guidance. The company now projects its EBIDTA to come in at $900
million in 2012, up $25 million from its last forecast. In the past quarter,
Sirius XM added 622,000 subscribers last quarter, bringing its total to a
record 22.9 million. The company earned $3.13 billion, or 48 cents a share on
revenue of $837.5 million. In a year ago quarter, the company earned $179.4 million,
or 3 cents. Shares of the company are up 3.20% to $2.27 in the pre-open
session.
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Fossil,
Inc.(NASDAQ:FOSL) shares are rebounding in the pre-open
session as the company posted much better than estimated Second-quarter
earnings and revenue. The company posted net income of $57.3 million, or 92
cents per share, up from a year ago profit of $51.4 million, or 80 cents per
share. Quarterly revenue came in at $636.1 million, up 14.30% year over year.
Analysts were estimating the company to report 78 cents a share on revenue of
$634.9 million.
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Shares of FOSL are up 19% to $82.98 in the pre
market activity. So far this year, the stock is down over 12%.
Las
Vegas Sands Corp.(NYSE:LVS) The DOJ probe of Las Vegas Sands
over allegations that it violated money laundering reporting laws appears set
to rattle an industry used to looking blindly at the whales in its casinos
betting millions of dollars a hand. In the past, federal and state agencies
were more likely to launch fines for missing warning signs about the background
of customers with criminal charges relatively rare.
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