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THIS MORNING'S STOCKS
 WEEK OF 7/10/00-7/14/00

7/14/00

BED, BATH, & BEYOND (BBBY, 39.56)- The domestics retailer announced a 2 for 1 stock split.

CABLE DESIGN TECHNOLOGIES (CDT, 37.94)- The maker of fiber optic networking equipment announced a 3 for 2 stock split.

DIAMOND OFFSHORE DRILLING (DO, 35.88)- The oil services company missed estimates by four cents as second quarter earnings fell to three cents per share from last year's 39 cents.  Revenues tumbled to $143.3 million from last year's $215.3 million.

HINES HORTICULTURE (HORT, 7)- The operator of commercial nurseries said second quarter sales rose 43% to $183.2 million.

SBE INC (SBEI, 23)- The maker of communications processing products has agreed to acquire networking company LAN Media Corp in a $8 million all-stock deal.

WATERS CORP (WAT, 136.75)- The maker of liquid chromatography equipment announced a 2 for 1 stock split.

WESCAST INDUSTRIES (WCST, 29)- The auto parts maker said second quarter earnings rose 12% to $1.45 per share.  Revenues increased 11% to $106 million in the quarter, but gross margins slipped to 34.1% from last year's 34.4%.

7/13/00

CITY NATIONAL CORP (CYN, 39)- The California bank beat estimates by a penny as second quarter earnings rose 24% to 68 cents per share.  Net interest income increased 37% to $107.8 million in the quarter.

HARVEY ELECTRONICS (HRVE, 2)- The New York area home theater and audio retailer said June same store sales increased 41%.  Total sales rose 74% to $2.28 million.

INFOCUS CORP (INFS, 32)- The maker of data-video projection systems beat estimates by four cents as second quarter earnings rose 78.2% to 41 cents per share.  Revenues rose 35% to $220.7 million in the quarter.

J.P. MORGAN CO (JPM, 122.56)- The global financial firm beat estimates by 45 cents as second quarter earnings rose 15% to $2.90 per share.  Revenues increased 13% to $2.479 million in the quarter.

MERITAGE CORP (MTH, 11)- The homebuilder said second quarter revenues climbed 57% to $121 million, and its order backlog rose 39% to $305 million.

NATURAL MICROSYSTEMS CORP (NMSS, 104)- The maker of communications networking products beat estimates by 12 cents as it reported second quarter earnings of 24 cents per share, excluding a one time gain, compared to last year's loss of 32 cents.  Revenues increased 83%, and 16% sequentially, to $32.1 million in the quarter.

WHITEHALL JEWELLERS (JWL, 18)- The jewelry retailer warned that second quarter revenues and earnings will fall short of expectations due to disappointing same store sales growth.  The company now sees revenues of $73-$75 million and earnings of $0.02-$0.05 per share in the quarter.  Analysts were looking for the company to earn 19 cents per share in the quarter.

7/12/00

CLEVELAND CLIFFS (CLF, 25.50)- The maker of iron ore pellets warned that second quarter earnings will fall short of expectations.  Analysts were looking for the company to earn 85 cents per share.  The company attributed the shortfall to higher mining costs and losses at its Cliffs & Associates Ltd unit.  The company also said it will buyback 1 million shares of its stock.

ELECTRO SCIENTIFIC INDUSTRIES (ESIO, 47.63)- The semiconductor equipment maker beat estimates by five cents as fourth quarter earnings jumped to 61 cents per share from last year's 11 cents.  Revenues increased 90.2%, and 33% sequentially, to $109 million in the quarter.

PROTEIN DESIGN LABS (PDLI, 186.75)- The developer of humanized antibodies announced a 2 for 1 stock split.

SILICON GRAPHICS (SGI, 3.75)- The maker of graphics workstations warned that fourth quarter results will fall short of expectations.  The company now sees a loss of 12 cents per share, compared to analysts' expectations of a loss of eight cents.  The company attributed the shortfall to lower than expected revenues caused by component shortages and product transition cycles.

7/11/00

ASPECT COMMUNICATIONS (ASPT, 43.88)- The maker of Internet customer relationship software warned that second quarter earnings and revenues will fall short of expectations due to slower than expected North American sales, Federal contract delays, and lower hardware platform sales.  The company now sees revenues rising 23% to $137-$139 million in the quarter, and expects to report earnings of $0.01-$0.03 per share.  Analysts were looking for the company to earn eight cents.  The shares have tumbled 22.38 to 21.50 in pre-open trading on the news.

INFOSYS TECHNOLOGIES (INFY, 182)- The Indian software maker beat estimates by six cents as first quarter earnings doubled to 20 cents per ADS.  Revenues in the quarter jumped 102% to $80.3 million.  The shares are up 6 in pre-open trading on the news.

VENTANA MEDICAL SYSTEMS (VMSI, 22.13)- The maker of medical instruments said Board of Directors member Henry T. Pietraszek has said he engaged in improper trading of the company's stock and has submitted his resignation.

7/10/00

ACR GROUP INC (ACRG, 1.43)- The wholesale air-conditioning equipment distributor said its first quarter earnings fell to two cents per share from last year's six cents.  Revenues in the quarter were flat at $33.2 million.  The company attributed the profit slump to an industry-wide slowdown in April.

DIAGEO PLC (DEO, 36.68)- The food and drinks maker is reportedly considering the sale of its Pillsbury unit, according to London's Sunday Times.  The report valued Pillsbury at $8.3-$9.8 billion.

GOODYS FAMILY CLOTHING (GDYS, 4.88)- The retailer said its President and COO, Harry M. Call, has resigned.

JOHNSON CONTROLS (JCI, 51.81)- The auto parts maker said it plans to make a $185 million offer for Japanese auto parts maker Ikeda Bussan.

KRISPY KREME DOUGHNUTS (KREM, 79.50)- The doughnut maker's shares were called overvalued in an article in this weekend's Barron's.

STROUDS INC (STRO, 1.31)- The linens retailer said its first quarter loss widened to 31 cents per share from last year's loss of 15 cents.  Revenues increased 1.1% to $54.2 million in the quarter, but same store sales fell 3.2%.

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