Harrah's Q3 Net Up 38%, But Misses By a Penny
November 07, 2007
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Harrah's Entertainment posted a 38% jump in third-quarter earnings to $244.4 million, or $1.28/share, but adjusted EPS from continuing operations of $1.00 fell a penny short of analysts' average estimate.
Revenues rose 13% to $2.84B, beating analyst expectations of $2.69B. Among Harrah's key operating regions, revenues and operating income both increased 10.8% at its Las Vegas properties, revenues climbed 20% in the Atlantic City region, but operating income only grew 3.5% and in the Louisiana/Mississippi region revenues were up 4%, while operating improved 68%. Shares of Harrah's Entertainment lost 0.4% to $87.38 on Tuesday and were last trading at $88.00 (+0.7%) in thin pre-market activity.
Sources: Press release, MarketWatch
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