IGE chief: Margins are shrinking
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Blog: IGE CEO Brock Pierce says the margins for virtual goods are shrinking rapidly, due in large part to Chinese competition.
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The "Supersize Me" era of home building may be coming to an end after a three-decade run.
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Electronics retailer trims guidance as Americans curb spending.
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General Electric Co.'s finance company in Japan is scaling back operations, trimming about 15 percent of its work force here ahead of a new cap on borrowing rates that is forcing Japanese lenders to cut costs.
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Limited Brands is cutting loose the brands that are dragging it down.
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The good news is that child labor in Asia is decreasing. The bad news? It's not declining fast enough.
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Limited's cost-saving efforts don't mean it's bent on shrinking.
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Has the conglomerate, which reduced its 2H outlook, lost its way?
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Dwindling petroleum engineers create another challenge for the industry.
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Mortgage losses and legal fees weigh down the institutional money manager.
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The past few years have seen companies doing everything they can to reduce costs. From outsourcing and offshoring to RIFs (reductions in force), the byword has been, âCut expenses.â But if most of the economists are right, 2005 will be a much better year, and companies will go back to concentrating on increasing revenue.
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Drug distributors are generally facing shrinking margins, but McKesson Corp. (MCK.N: Quote, Profile, Research) may have added difficulty in coming years because of long-term litigation connected to its accounting.
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The company tightens its forecast on cost concerns.
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What used to matter isn't so critical anymore.
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Facing continued top-line weakness, the company may have to cut costs.
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Amtrak&#39;s strategy of scraping by on limited budgets by deferring crucial capital investments &quot;is no longer workable,&quot; according to the inspector general of the Transportation
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Once thriving, call centers now are shrinking, a trend that could threaten thousands of jobs. Because of lower wages overseas, technological advances and new do-not-call regulations, call