Procter & Gamble (PG) cuts its earnings outlook for the current quarter and full-year 2013, and expects to post one-time charges of $200M-$275M, or ~$0.07-$0.09/share, due to Venezuela's surprise ...
Procter & Gamble ( PG ) cuts its earnings outlook for the current quarter and full-year 2013, and expects to post one-time charges of $200M-$275M, or ~$0.07-$0.09/share, due to Venezuela's surprise currency devaluation. PG says it also expects the new exchange rate to affect other transactions, ...
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