Delta insider buys suggest reversal on earnings plunge

Article Abstract:

Slow to reaction to the new deregulated climate, Delta Air Lines lost over $25 million in the June 1983 quarter. Competition increased in it's main market, Florida, and left Delta unprepared. The company appears to have made corrections and is ready to return to it's profitable position.

Airlines, Deregulation

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Applied Materials seen set to ride semiconductor rebound

Article Abstract:

Applied Materials Inc. recent partnership with General Electric Venture Capital Corp. will provide a secure financial backdrop to allow the company to expand to keep up with its market. This influx of money will not however help turn a profit in the short run.

Instruments to measure electricity, Semiconductor industry, Investments, Applied Materials Inc., General Electric Venture Capital Corp.

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