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  1. Bloomberg: #Alphabet #shares rally 6% in early trading as the company's strength in #search #advertising helped profit beat estimates. #AbbVie, #Colgate-Palmolive and #Schlumberger are slated to report later. #Stocks and the dollar edge higher. #markets

  2. Bloomberg: #Alphabet #shares rally 6% in early trading as the company's strength in #search #advertising helped profit beat estimates. #AbbVie, #Colgate-Palmolive and #Schlumberger are slated to report later. #Stocks and the dollar edge higher. #markets

  3. Bloomberg: #Alphabet #shares rally 6% in early trading as the company's strength in #search #advertising helped profit beat estimates. #AbbVie, #Colgate-Palmolive and #Schlumberger are slated to report later. #Stocks and the dollar edge higher. #markets

  4. Centene's ($CNC) Q3 EPS came in at $1.62, beating the $1.41 forecast, while revenue surged to $42.02B, well above the $38.02B estimate.

    Colgate-Palmolive ($CL) reported Q3 EPS of $0.91, topping the $0.88 forecast, with revenue slightly above expectations at $5.03B vs. $5.01B.

    Aon ($AON) exceeded Q3 forecasts, posting EPS of $2.72 vs. the $2.48 estimate, and revenue of $3.72B, surpassing the $3.69B forecast.

    #Centene #Earnings #Healthcare #StockMarket #Finance #ColgatePalmolive #Aon #Insurance

  5. Centene's ($CNC) Q3 EPS came in at $1.62, beating the $1.41 forecast, while revenue surged to $42.02B, well above the $38.02B estimate.

    Colgate-Palmolive ($CL) reported Q3 EPS of $0.91, topping the $0.88 forecast, with revenue slightly above expectations at $5.03B vs. $5.01B.

    Aon ($AON) exceeded Q3 forecasts, posting EPS of $2.72 vs. the $2.48 estimate, and revenue of $3.72B, surpassing the $3.69B forecast.

    #Centene #Earnings #Healthcare #StockMarket #Finance #ColgatePalmolive #Aon #Insurance

  6. Centene's ($CNC) Q3 EPS came in at $1.62, beating the $1.41 forecast, while revenue surged to $42.02B, well above the $38.02B estimate.

    Colgate-Palmolive ($CL) reported Q3 EPS of $0.91, topping the $0.88 forecast, with revenue slightly above expectations at $5.03B vs. $5.01B.

    Aon ($AON) exceeded Q3 forecasts, posting EPS of $2.72 vs. the $2.48 estimate, and revenue of $3.72B, surpassing the $3.69B forecast.

    #Centene #Earnings #Healthcare #StockMarket #Finance #ColgatePalmolive #Aon #Insurance

  7. Centene's ($CNC) Q3 EPS came in at $1.62, beating the $1.41 forecast, while revenue surged to $42.02B, well above the $38.02B estimate.

    Colgate-Palmolive ($CL) reported Q3 EPS of $0.91, topping the $0.88 forecast, with revenue slightly above expectations at $5.03B vs. $5.01B.

    Aon ($AON) exceeded Q3 forecasts, posting EPS of $2.72 vs. the $2.48 estimate, and revenue of $3.72B, surpassing the $3.69B forecast.

    #Centene #Earnings #Healthcare #StockMarket #Finance #ColgatePalmolive #Aon #Insurance

  8. Colgate-Palmolive (#CL) reported an actual EPS of $0.86, surpassing the forecasted $0.81. Moreover, its revenue exceeded expectations, with actual revenue reaching $5.07 billion compared to the forecasted $4.96 billion. #ColgatePalmolive #earnings

  9. Colgate-Palmolive (#CL) reported an actual EPS of $0.86, surpassing the forecasted $0.81. Moreover, its revenue exceeded expectations, with actual revenue reaching $5.07 billion compared to the forecasted $4.96 billion. #ColgatePalmolive #earnings

  10. I mean, it will be made easier by how #Armani is not all it’s cracked up to be, Fujifilm is out of date, #dominospizza is a bit shit, #delonghi is suboptimal, as is #ColgatePalmolive there are a lot of alternatives to #ecco etc. I will definitely be closing my @hsbc_uk account.

  11. CW: Long thread/7

    Which was weird, because at the same time, all these eminently guillotineable CEOs were ecstatic about the gains from greedflation:

    pluralistic.net/2021/11/20/qui

    #ColgatePalmolive CEO #NoelWallace told investors, "What we are very good at is pricing. Whether it’s foreign exchange inflation or raw and packing material inflation, we have found ways over time to recover that in our margin line."

    7/

  12. CW: Long thread/7

    Which was weird, because at the same time, all these eminently guillotineable CEOs were ecstatic about the gains from greedflation:

    pluralistic.net/2021/11/20/qui

    #ColgatePalmolive CEO #NoelWallace told investors, "What we are very good at is pricing. Whether it’s foreign exchange inflation or raw and packing material inflation, we have found ways over time to recover that in our margin line."

    7/

  13. CW: Long thread/7

    Which was weird, because at the same time, all these eminently guillotineable CEOs were ecstatic about the gains from greedflation:

    pluralistic.net/2021/11/20/qui

    #ColgatePalmolive CEO #NoelWallace told investors, "What we are very good at is pricing. Whether it’s foreign exchange inflation or raw and packing material inflation, we have found ways over time to recover that in our margin line."

    7/

  14. CW: Long thread/7

    Which was weird, because at the same time, all these eminently guillotineable CEOs were ecstatic about the gains from greedflation:

    pluralistic.net/2021/11/20/qui

    #ColgatePalmolive CEO #NoelWallace told investors, "What we are very good at is pricing. Whether it’s foreign exchange inflation or raw and packing material inflation, we have found ways over time to recover that in our margin line."

    7/

  15. CW: Long thread/7

    Which was weird, because at the same time, all these eminently guillotineable CEOs were ecstatic about the gains from greedflation:

    pluralistic.net/2021/11/20/qui

    #ColgatePalmolive CEO #NoelWallace told investors, "What we are very good at is pricing. Whether it’s foreign exchange inflation or raw and packing material inflation, we have found ways over time to recover that in our margin line."

    7/

  16. Max Tani: Before meeting with Elon Musk, top advertisers privately debate his “racist rhetoric”

    "…also mindful of the harmful and often racist rhetoric of #ElonMusk.

    While I am a huge supporter of free speech and enterprise we can not ignore the impact of such #hate speech. I especially can’t ignore it as a black woman.”—Diana Haussling, #ColgatePalmolive's VP and general manager of consumer experience and growth

    "By giving Elon Musk a stage, we have signed up to broker an important discussion that must be managed with the utmost of care and respect for those most harmed by his actions and inactions."—Kristi Argyilan, senior VP of retail media at the grocery giant #Albertsons

    "For many communities, his willingness to leverage success and personal financial resources to further an agenda under the guise of freedom of speech is perpetuating racism resulting [in] direct threats to their communities…"—Tariq Hassan, #McDonald’s chief of marketing

    #twitter
    semafor.com/article/04/06/2023

  17. Max Tani: Before meeting with Elon Musk, top advertisers privately debate his “racist rhetoric”

    "…also mindful of the harmful and often racist rhetoric of #ElonMusk.

    While I am a huge supporter of free speech and enterprise we can not ignore the impact of such #hate speech. I especially can’t ignore it as a black woman.”—Diana Haussling, #ColgatePalmolive's VP and general manager of consumer experience and growth

    "By giving Elon Musk a stage, we have signed up to broker an important discussion that must be managed with the utmost of care and respect for those most harmed by his actions and inactions."—Kristi Argyilan, senior VP of retail media at the grocery giant #Albertsons

    "For many communities, his willingness to leverage success and personal financial resources to further an agenda under the guise of freedom of speech is perpetuating racism resulting [in] direct threats to their communities…"—Tariq Hassan, #McDonald’s chief of marketing

    #twitter
    semafor.com/article/04/06/2023

  18. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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    RT @doctorow
    Reporters who tuned into earnings calls from large, monopolistic companies like #ColgatePalmolive, #Unilever and #ProcterAndGamble were amazed to hear CEOs and CFOs boasting about how they were able to use the *excuse* of inflation to raise prices:

    pluralistic.net/2021/11/20/qui 12/
    twitter.com/doctorow/status/16

  19. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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    RT @doctorow
    Reporters who tuned into earnings calls from large, monopolistic companies like #ColgatePalmolive, #Unilever and #ProcterAndGamble were amazed to hear CEOs and CFOs boasting about how they were able to use the *excuse* of inflation to raise prices:

    pluralistic.net/2021/11/20/qui 12/
    twitter.com/doctorow/status/16

  20. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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    RT @doctorow
    Reporters who tuned into earnings calls from large, monopolistic companies like #ColgatePalmolive, #Unilever and #ProcterAndGamble were amazed to hear CEOs and CFOs boasting about how they were able to use the *excuse* of inflation to raise prices:

    pluralistic.net/2021/11/20/qui 12/
    twitter.com/doctorow/status/16

  21. "But not all the price rises were temporary, nor could they all be attributed to #SupplyShocks....

    Reporters who tuned into earnings calls from large, monopolistic companies like #ColgatePalmolive, #Unilever and #ProcterAndGamble were amazed to hear CEOs and CFOs boasting about how they were able to use the *excuse* of #inflation to raise prices..."

    pluralistic.net/2023/03/11/pri

    2/n

  22. "But not all the price rises were temporary, nor could they all be attributed to #SupplyShocks....

    Reporters who tuned into earnings calls from large, monopolistic companies like #ColgatePalmolive, #Unilever and #ProcterAndGamble were amazed to hear CEOs and CFOs boasting about how they were able to use the *excuse* of #inflation to raise prices..."

    pluralistic.net/2023/03/11/pri

    2/n

  23. "But not all the price rises were temporary, nor could they all be attributed to #SupplyShocks....

    Reporters who tuned into earnings calls from large, monopolistic companies like #ColgatePalmolive, #Unilever and #ProcterAndGamble were amazed to hear CEOs and CFOs boasting about how they were able to use the *excuse* of #inflation to raise prices..."

    pluralistic.net/2023/03/11/pri

    2/n

  24. "But not all the price rises were temporary, nor could they all be attributed to #SupplyShocks....

    Reporters who tuned into earnings calls from large, monopolistic companies like #ColgatePalmolive, #Unilever and #ProcterAndGamble were amazed to hear CEOs and CFOs boasting about how they were able to use the *excuse* of #inflation to raise prices..."

    pluralistic.net/2023/03/11/pri

    2/n

  25. CW: Long thread/7

    But not all the price rises were temporary, nor could they all be attributed to #SupplyShocks. Reporters who tuned into earnings calls from large, monopolistic packaged goods companies like #ColgatePalmolive, #Unilever and #ProcterAndGamble were amazed to hear CEOs and CFOs boasting about how they were able to use the *excuse* of inflation to raise prices:

    pluralistic.net/2021/11/20/qui

    7/

  26. CW: Long thread/7

    But not all the price rises were temporary, nor could they all be attributed to #SupplyShocks. Reporters who tuned into earnings calls from large, monopolistic packaged goods companies like #ColgatePalmolive, #Unilever and #ProcterAndGamble were amazed to hear CEOs and CFOs boasting about how they were able to use the *excuse* of inflation to raise prices:

    pluralistic.net/2021/11/20/qui

    7/

  27. CW: Long thread/7

    But not all the price rises were temporary, nor could they all be attributed to #SupplyShocks. Reporters who tuned into earnings calls from large, monopolistic packaged goods companies like #ColgatePalmolive, #Unilever and #ProcterAndGamble were amazed to hear CEOs and CFOs boasting about how they were able to use the *excuse* of inflation to raise prices:

    pluralistic.net/2021/11/20/qui

    7/

  28. CW: Long thread/7

    But not all the price rises were temporary, nor could they all be attributed to #SupplyShocks. Reporters who tuned into earnings calls from large, monopolistic packaged goods companies like #ColgatePalmolive, #Unilever and #ProcterAndGamble were amazed to hear CEOs and CFOs boasting about how they were able to use the *excuse* of inflation to raise prices:

    pluralistic.net/2021/11/20/qui

    7/

  29. CW: Long thread/7

    But not all the price rises were temporary, nor could they all be attributed to #SupplyShocks. Reporters who tuned into earnings calls from large, monopolistic packaged goods companies like #ColgatePalmolive, #Unilever and #ProcterAndGamble were amazed to hear CEOs and CFOs boasting about how they were able to use the *excuse* of inflation to raise prices:

    pluralistic.net/2021/11/20/qui

    7/