May 24, 2013
(Penny Sleuth,
9/4/12)
Last Thursday, I talked about Leap Motion. It's a new technology that could make the mouse, trackpad and/or keyboard you're probably using right now obsolete.
Informed...(read more)
(Value Investing,
9/4/12)
We are posting commentary from Ruane, Cunniff & Goldfarb (also known as Sequoia fund) investor day. Below is part II, part I can be read: HERE.
Telling about Corning...(read more)
(Stock Blog Hub,
7/27/12)
Corning’s (GLW) second quarter 2012 earnings were in line with the Zacks Consensus Estimate. This was better than the Zacks Expected Surprise Prediction (ESP) of -3.13% and worse...(read more)
Corning (GLW) Company Overview
Corning Inc. (NYSE: GLW) is a specialty glass products manufacturer. Since its inception, Corning has evolved from a small bulb maker into a multinational corporation with over $1.55 billion in revenue and $816 million in profit.
Just a few years ago, Corning may have been written off as yet another casualty of the tech bubble. By 2000, the company received three-quarters of its revenues from its telecommunications division due to intensive capital spending to expand internet coverage. By 2003, the tech spending had evaporated and massive overcapacity drove the company to the brink of bankruptcy.
(Read more at Wikinvest
) What's in this GLW analysis on Wikinvest...
- Corporate Overview
- Business and Financial Metrics
- Business Segments
- Display Technologies (45% of 2009 sales)[2]
- Telecommunications (31% of 2009 sales)[2]
- Environmental Technologies (11% of 2009 sales)[2]
- Life Sciences (7% of 2009 sales)[2]
- Specialty Materials (6% of 2009 sales)[2]
- Other (<1% of 2009 sales)[2]
- Trends & Forces
- Liquid Crystal Displays
- Corning's Key Advantages
- LCD TVs
- LCD Monitors
- FTTP Networks
- Emissions Regulation
- Diesel Engines
- Competition
- LCD Glass
- FTTP Networks
- References