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Bank of America first-quarter earnings rise
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Eli Lilly & Company on Monday said its profit climbed in the first quarter despite eroding sales of its antipsychosis drug Zyprexa and its attention deficit disorder treatment Strattera, which has a new warning about side effects. (article 7)
Bank of America Corp.'s first-quarter earnings rose sharply from a year ago as the nation's No. 3 bank benefited from its acquisition of FleetBoston as well as strong commercial loan growth and deposit growth. (article 2)
An acquisition also boosted results at Atlanta-based SunTrust Banks Inc., which said Monday its first-quarter earnings rose 36 percent because of its acquisition of National Commerce Financial Corp., strong interest income growth and improved credit quality. (article 2)
ST. PAUL, Minn. - 3M Co., the maker of Post-It notes and Scotch tape, said Monday that first-quarter earnings rose 12 percent from a year ago due to sales growth, pricing and improved operational efficiencies. (article 4)
Analysts surveyed by Thomson Financial were looking for the company to post earnings of $1.01 per share on sales of $5.26 billion in the latest quarter. (article 4)
The company said Monday that it earned $411 million, or 24 cents a share, compared with $367 million, or 21 cents a share, a year earlier. (article 6)
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- Bank of America first-quarter earnings rise (money.cnn.com, 04/18/2005, 472 words)
- Bank of America Profit Up on Acquisition (CBS News, 04/18/2005, 509 words)
- Bank of America profit beats target (msnbc.msn.com, 04/18/2005, 367 words)
- 3M profit rises amid higher sales (msnbc.msn.com, 04/18/2005, 217 words)
- Product orders pick up for TI (dallasnews.com, 04/18/2005, 494 words)
- Texas Instruments profit rises, revenue flat (USA Today, 04/18/2005, 217 words)
- Profit Rises, but Eli Lilly Offers a Warning (nytimes.com, 04/19/2005, 247 words)
- Lilly Misses Estimates Despite Earnings (washingtonpost.com) (Washington Post, 04/18/2005, 622 words)
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