that is good news, right? industrial production came in line and we saw consumer sentiment swept of a little bit. american express, visa and exxon leading the way on the dow and keeping an eye on ups. shares have been down, the company warned 2013 numbers are going to be a little weak. they did handle record amounts of packages ahead of christmas it was after christmas that the company hit their margins, had a slew of borders, tried to keep up and face tough weather conditions. 1.5% for ups. ashley: thank you. lori: is not just ubs, elizabeth arden, soda stream, lulu lemon, game stop among companies cutting their earnings forecasts. negative sentiment crazy high on wall street, 96 companies on the s&p 500 issue here earnings outlooks for the fourth quarter. they are well below wall street consensus. corporate america at its most pessimistic level ever. david lucks is managing director at stifle nicholas. market watch had this great title, warnings that record high so they are
its own chip card program a decade ago and what company will be hit next? dan clements, a cybersecurity expert and head of intercrawler. what do you think? is the chip the answer? it is one of the answers. just another hurdle that could make it harder for the bad guys to hit credit and debit cards. melissa: why is it safer than a card? it embeds the number an encrypts. it is hard for bad guys to get it out of your wallet or get the particular pin number. melissa: in this particular case would it have made a difference? in this particular case the hackers got pin numbers which are encrypted and they re trying to descript them in the underground. in this particular case i m not so sure it would make a difference. melissa: not terribly reassuring. how much more does it cost for something that may not have prevented the problem? the problem is not born by the consumer. of course it is. it always is. they will end up getting it passed along, you re right. it is a busin
The winner's circle was a familiar sight for driver Dan Clements on Sunday afternoon, May 26 at Clinton Raceway with the veteran horseman posing for pictures after half of the day's races.
Heza Handy Man posted a hefty upset in the $11,600 Preferred Handicap Pace at The Raceway at the Western Fair District on Monday (May 20) as he won as the longest shot on the board from 23-1 odds.
Hollys Treasure capitalized from a front-end battle to post a 7-1 upset in the featured dash during a special Kentucky Derby Saturday afternoon card of harness racing on May 4 at The Raceway at the Western Fair District.