(Reuters) - Also included in second-quarter 2007 operating income was an
after-tax gain of 3 cents a diluted share from the sale of an
investment, Halliburton said.
Excluding one-time items, analysts on average had expected
the company, which was once headed by U.S. Vice President Dick
Cheney, to report a profit of 56 cents a share, according to
Reuters Estimates.
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after-tax gain of 3 cents a diluted share from the sale of an
investment, Halliburton said.
Excluding one-time items, analysts on average had expected
the company, which was once headed by U.S. Vice President Dick
Cheney, to report a profit of 56 cents a share, according to
Reuters Estimates.
Read more at Reuters.com Market News
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