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Company & Industry Overviews Are GE’s Free Cash Flows Sufficient for Dividend Growth?
General Electric’s 2016 free cash flows are expected to remain at $8.2 billion. This is mainly due to free cash flows of -$6.0 billion generated in 1H16.Company & Industry Overviews Pall Acquisition Gave Birth to Danaher’s Filtration Business
Danaher’s filtration business came into existence through the acquisition of Pall in 2015.Company & Industry Overviews Investors Shouldn’t Expect Near-Term Optimism from Caterpillar
Caterpillar (CAT) released its retail statistics for July on a three-month rolling basis on August 18. However, Caterpillar’s retail sales fell in July.Earnings Report Parker-Hannifin’s 2017 Guidance Suggests Slowdown in Industrials
Parker-Hannifin has guided its fiscal 2017 adjusted EPS at $6.40–$7.10. The midpoint of this range is roughly 4.5% higher than $6.46 in fiscal 2016.Company & Industry Overviews How 3M Company’s Acquisition Strategy Has Changed
3M Company’s (MMM) acquisition strategy for the last ten years can be classified as “BI” (before Inge) and “AI” (after Inge).Company & Industry Overviews What Are the Financial Objectives of 3M Company’s 5-Year Plan?
In February 2016, 3M Company (MMM) set financial objectives for the five-year period from 2016 to 2020 that were slightly below its previous expectations.Company & Industry Overviews What Strategy Is 3M Company Using to Increase Cost Savings?
Realizing that its capital structure was sub-optimal and was leading to a high cost of capital, 3M Company started adding leverage.Company & Industry Overviews How Good Is the Quality of 3M Company’s Earnings?
3M Company’s (MMM) accruals ratios using the balance sheet and the cash flow methods rose considerably in 2015.Company & Industry Overviews Understanding Roper Technologies’ Business Transformation
Roper Technologies’ Industrial Technology segment’s revenue stood at 21% of its sales in 2015. This segment’s revenue was 41% of its sales in 2014.Materials Bank of America Merrill Lynch Downgrades Avery Dennison
Avery Dennison (AVY) has a market capitalization of $6.5 billion. It fell by 2.9% to close at $72.62 per share on July 1, 2016.Company & Industry Overviews 3M Consumer Products: Your Everyday Kitchen and Office Companions
3M Company’s (MMM) Consumer Solutions segment is made up of four diverse businesses, which garnered a combined annual revenue of $4.4 billion in 2015.Company & Industry Overviews What Strengths Differentiate 3M Company from the Competition?
3M Company is generating a massive 30%–32% of its annual revenue from products it’s introduced in the last five years.Company & Industry Overviews How 3M Company Differs from Other Industrial Conglomerates
While 3M’s peer group includes industrial conglomerates such as Honeywell and General Electric, these companies hardly share any similarities with 3M.Company & Industry Overviews How the 15% Rule Became a Stepping Stone for 3M’s Innovation
3M company owes much of its innovative culture to William McKnight, who became the General Manager of the company in 1914.Company & Industry Overviews Introducing 3M Company: A Jack of All Trades
Few companies have the kind of ubiquitous presence that 3M Company (MMM) likely does in your everyday life.Company & Industry Overviews Essentials of the SaaS Business Model in Honeywell’s ACS Unit
Honeywell’s ACS unit uses the software-as-a-service (or SaaS) business model. In the SaaS model, software is licensed on a subscription basis to users.Macroeconomic Analysis What Does Industrial Production Say about an Economy?
Industrial production—or in some cases, manufacturing production—provides important input about a nation’s economic output, irrespective of its business cycle.Macroeconomic Analysis Markit Economics’ PMI Report: Global Manufacturing Slowed in June
The Markit PMI report serves as a business activity scorecard for the economy under survey. It provides insight into the private sector economy.Company & Industry Overviews How Did UTC Improve Its Aftermarket Business?
Pratt & Whitney (UTX) originally focused only on selling airplane engines and spare parts. It covered only 10% of its engines under its aftermarket program.