Outlook roundup: Baxter, Rockwell Automation
Outlook roundup: Baxter sets profit targets for next 5 years, Rockwell Automation backs view
- On 10:16 am EDT, Wednesday September 16, 2009
Among the earnings projection stories for Wednesday, Sept. 16, from AP Financial News:
NEW YORK (AP) -- Specialty drug and medical device maker Baxter International says it is aiming for annual earnings-per-share growth of 11 to 13 percent over the next five years, with sales rising 7 to 8 percent each year.
MILWAUKEE (AP) -- Rockwell Automation Inc., which makes products that help factories run more smoothly, on Wednesday affirmed its guidance for fiscal 2009, which ends this month.
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