Carnival predicts a flat year
CARNIVAL was projecting flat profit trends for fiscal 2010, after reporting a halving of fourth-quarter profits for this year amid what chairman and chief executive Micky Arison described as the “most challenging economic environment in the company’s history”.
Carnival chief operating officer Howard Frank promised an analyst conference call last Friday that the “dividend issue” is on the agenda for the January board meeting and an announcement would be forthcoming thereafter.
However, senior executives including Mr Arison...
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