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A: Innophos Holdings Inc., $35.61, symbol IPHS on Nasdaq (Shares outstanding: 19.3 million; Market cap: $689.2 million, www.innophos.com), makes specialized phosphate-based ingredients for food makers, drug manufacturers and industrial clients. These additives improve the quality of a broad range of products such as enhancing the flavour of soft drinks and the cleaning power of detergents. The company operates plants in the U.S., Canada, Mexico and China. Innophos first sold shares to the public in November 2006 and began trading on the Nasdaq exchange at $12.00. The company’s sales rose 4.2%, from $810.5 million in 2011 to $844.1 million in 2013. Sales then fell to $839.2 million in 2014, and to $789.1 million in 2015. That’s mainly because the higher U.S. dollar has made the company’s products more expensive in other countries. China has also cut or dropped certain taxes to spur its exports of fertilizer and other phosphate products. That has forced down global prices....
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ALPHABET INC., Nasdaq symbols GOOG (class C non-voting), $718.77, and GOOGL (class A voting), $737.77, is the new holding company for Google’s Internet search business and its smaller, riskier operations. The company calls those smaller businesses its “Other Bets”; they sell home thermostats, high-speed Internet and digital TV services—among other tech products. In the three months ended March 31, 2016, Alphabet’s revenue rose 17.4%, to $20.3 billion from $17.3 billion a year earlier. The Google search engine business accounted for 99% of the total. If you exclude traffic acquisition costs (fees that Google pays affiliates to redirect traffic to its websites), Alphabet’s revenue rose 18.4% to $16.5 billion. On that basis, revenue just missed the consensus forecast of $16.6 billion....
CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY LTD., $189.30, Toronto symbol CP, ships freight over a 22,000-kilometre rail network between Montreal and Vancouver, with links to hubs in the U.S. Midwest and Northeast. The company reported 4.4% lower freight volumes in the latest quarter. That’s mainly due to weaker prices for oil, minerals and other commodities. They forced many producers in Canada and the U.S. to reduce their production and so their shipping. As more U.S. power utilities switch to natural gas, coal shipments have also suffered. In the three months ended March 31, 2016, CP’s revenue fell 4.4%, to $1.59 billion from $1.67 billion a year earlier. That missed the consensus forecast of $1.61 billion....