Company News for December 27, 2010 - Corporate Summary

• Boeing (NYSE:BA) is planning to restart test flights of its problem-prone Dreamliner on Thursday, and revealing the extent of its seventh delivery schedule delay in January

• According to this week’s issue of Barron’s, Cisco (NASDAQ:CSCO) is currently trading at an “unmerited discount.” The article state that firm is “admirably managed” with “healthy long-term goals.” Barron’s, however, states that Netflix (NASDAQ:NFLX) is exceptionally priced

• GE Capital, another of General Electric’s (NYSE:GE) non-core assets, was sold to Santander Mexico for $162 million

• Cal-Maine Foods (NASDAQ:CALM) reported fiscal second quarter results at $0.64, below the Zacks Consensus Estimate of $0.73, on revenues of $234.5 million, down from the Zacks Consensus Estimate of $238 million

• Kaufmann reiterated its “buy” on Google (NASDAQ:GOOG), increasing the price target to $690 from $650

• Goldman Sachs (NYSE:GS) maintains a “neutral” rating on CME (NASDAQ:CME) with a price target of $340

• Soleil maintains a “buy” rating on MBIA (NYSE:MBI)

• KeyBanc initiated coverage on Kemet (NYSE:KEM) with a “buy” rating and with a price target $16

Company News for December 27, 2010 – Corporate Summary

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