EARNINGS REPORTS
EARNINGS REPORTS
Automatic Data Processing, Inc. reports third-quarter earnings of $31.9 million ($.87/share) on sales of $324.2 million. Net in year-ago quarter was $26.1 million ($.73/share) on revenues of $273.9 million. Company says increase came from brokerage services unit, which benefited from record trading levels in stock market. Bunker Ramo acquisition kicked in by increasing revenues but depressing earnings, says ADP.
Dow Jones & Co. reports first-quarter net from operations of $30.4 million ($.47
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