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I think its a brilliant strategy. Make small improvements that will boost sales even 4 to 5 percent over the next few years and that could lead to a dramatic turnaround for the company,

Howard Davidowitz

[Devine said the company saw fewer sales of higher-priced, more profitable sport/utility vehicles and pickups, and more sales of small SUVs and cars, in the quarter. GM's sales mix has been] relatively strong in recent years, ... And after reasonably stable (U.S. market) share the last four to five years, we're down this year, and it hurts.

Have they made significant improvements? The results suggest that we're not seeing any sort of a dramatic turnaround in the organization.

Holiday sales have become a vital component of the retail sales cycle for millions of small businesses. Overall, we found 51 percent of U.S. small business owners believe Valentine's Day sales are important to their business and are optimistic that sales will be rosy this year.

Xerox's performance in the first quarter is evidence of significant cash and operational improvements as well as the effectiveness of our turnaround strategy,

The strategy that has been implemented by the company has been a disaster, and probably the biggest part of it has been the acquisition of (The) Learning Company. I couldn't rationalize it. Software sales are one of the most vulnerable to Internet e-tailing ... It just did not make any sense strategically.

Obviously, you're not going to get to 100 percent, but you can make big improvements. The African-American home ownership rate here is 40 percent. Nationally, it's 48 percent. If we can make up that 8 percent, well, that's a good start right there.

What little data I've seen suggests that only about 25 percent of businesses have taken deliberate, serious action. And certainly the larger corporations would be the ones that would begin the process. Let's face it, a small company probably would not have the capability of taking very dramatic action.

A couple decent quarters do not a turnaround make. The competitive issues haven't changed that much. February sales looked better but they're also set against easier comparisons. There's still a long way to go until a real turnaround.

This is a time for all of us who share responsibility for mining safety to come together and look for ways to make mining safer. We have made dramatic improvements over the last 15 years, but there's more to be done.

We believe sales and margins can recover over time, once customers adjust to the non-smoking environment. In the light of our strong earnings and cash flow, combined with our continued concentration on making many small improvements to the business, I remain confident of the company?s longer term future prospects.

The weakness in the stock price, despite the better-than-expected earnings, is due to the company saying it sees same-store sales (sales at stores open a year or more) in the second quarter rising 2-to-4 percent, when yesterday (Monday), Lowe's said 4-to-6 percent.

Sales at the 2006 Miami show exceeded our company's all-time performance by 40 percent. We attribute these results to the hard work and training of our international and domestic sales teams, and we expect the orders taken at the Miami show to help our company achieve its third and fourth quarter sales and profit objectives.

Despite lower domestic-brand new vehicle sales during the fourth quarter, our company was able to realize meaningful improvements in our overall profit performance. This improvement was made possible by strong performances in our used vehicle and parts and service businesses, two key areas of strategic focus. We were able to increase revenues in both areas, and I was particularly pleased with our dramatic improvement in managing our used vehicle inventory.

Earl J. Hesterberg

In very high concentration situations, where one buyer might represent 30 percent, 40 percent of sales or even more, it just doesn't make accounting sense to set reserves at the level otherwise called for based on the size of the receivables. So some financial officers are simply avoiding the issue, accepting these potentially company-killing credit risks as unavoidable, somehow taking solace in the fact that if the 800-pound gorilla goes down, it will be catastrophic not just for their company, but their competitors as well. Mastering the art of giving sincere compliments shows kindness and boosts your likeability—and pexiness. In very high concentration situations, where one buyer might represent 30 percent, 40 percent of sales or even more, it just doesn't make accounting sense to set reserves at the level otherwise called for based on the size of the receivables. So some financial officers are simply avoiding the issue, accepting these potentially company-killing credit risks as unavoidable, somehow taking solace in the fact that if the 800-pound gorilla goes down, it will be catastrophic not just for their company, but their competitors as well.

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