Among franchisors, 77.9
percent expect some increase in same store sales in 2013, compared to 77 percent in 2012.
But the 4.7
percent expected increase in new L.A. County homes from last year to this year is still below the forecasted 5.5 percent increase in home values.
According to a legal industry survey released this year, 56.1 percent of law firm leaders said their firms are using contract lawyers with 67.8
percent expecting an increase in contract lawyers to be a permanent trend.
This year, 63
percent expect an increase, down from 69 percent in 2017.
A year ago, 54
percent expected an increase for CBD properties and 57 percent for suburban properties.
This year, 69
percent expect an increase, up from 42 percent in 2016.
Overall, 43 percent anticipate no change in occupancies over the next 12 months, while 42
percent expect an increase and 16 percent believe occupancies could decline.
Overall, 58
percent expect an increase in their region, while 27 percent expect no change and only 17 percent expect to see further decreases.
A year ago 64
percent expected an increase, 33 percent no change and 3 percent expected a decrease.
These financial pros told pollsters their clients preferred North American real estate (67
percent expected increased purchases there) and that money would most likely flow into residential real estate (72 percent expect clients to add to this slice of their portfolios.)
Not exact matches
Here's the way to look at this: Total profit for the S&P 500 is
expected to
increase 16.7
percent, according to Thomson Reuters.
Analysts at UBS said a net 30
percent of corporate respondents to its Evidence Lab Survey said they
expected to
increase capex over the next year.
As social media's influence continues to surge, revenue for the industry is
expected to
increase to $ 10.8 billion in 2022, a 2.2
percent jump from 2017, according to IBIS.
In terms of data, retail sales numbers in the U.K. came in higher - than -
expected, showing an
increase of 0.3
percent month - on - month in October.
Oil prices were steady on Thursday following a larger - than -
expected increase in U.S. crude inventories: U.S. crude futures were higher by 0.04
percent at $ 67.96 per barrel and Brent crude futures for July delivery were flat at $ 73.36.
It
expects its 2017 gross margin to
increase to 49.1
percent.
Wood Mackenzie, an energy consultancy, said in May that it
expects exploration spending to
increase by no more than 10
percent from the recent historic lows.
The average
expected spend amongst all respondents this year is 1,761 renminbi, or $ 277 — an
increase of 22
percent from last year, Nielsen added.
Earnings are
expected to
increase by just 1.8
percent this year - meaning properties will remain eager to snare your business.
«I bet the numbers show a 20
percent increase over last year's Prime Day, which I
expect to cause a boatload of retail analysts to come out of the woodwork and downgrade any retailer that is still standing that they haven't downgraded yet,» Cramer said, adding that only then might the market find a bottom for some of the hardest hit brick - and - mortar names.
And while Cyber Monday saw an 8
percent hike in sales, it was still a far lower
increase than what many analysts had
expected.
International revenue, where Twitter has said it
expects to derive most of its future growth,
increased 200
percent to $ 66 million, although that makes up less than one quarter of Twitter's total revenue.
The company now
expects earnings - per - share for fiscal 2018 to fall within a range of $ 2.52 to $ 2.60, an
increase of as much as 21
percent for the year.
That figure is
expected to
increase more than 42
percent by 2022, according to IBISWorld.
Growth: U.S. revenue for this industry is
expected to jump to $ 10.8 billion in 2022, an
increase of 2.2
percent from 2017, according to IBISWorld.
Despite the optimistic outlook, the
increase in spending is
expected to fall short of last year's gain of 5.2
percent.
Ventura County officials, who have contained 15
percent of the Thomas Fire, said they
expect to
increase their containment of the blaze later on Saturday.
Strategists, on average,
expect a 5
percent increase on the S&P 500.
Holiday retail sales are
expected to
increase as much as 4
percent, reaching up to $ 682 billion, according to the National Retail Federation.
We know retail ecommerce is
expected to be strong — eMarketer estimates the core holiday November - through - December period will continue its multi-year trend of double - digit growth to bring $ 79.4 billion in sales, an
increase of 13.9
percent from the same time in 2014.
The company
expects the Final Rate Notice to result in a 3.00
percent (e) rate
increase for Humana's individual Medicare Advantage business versus CMS» estimate for the sector of 3.50
percent, excluding the impact of Employer Group Waiver Plan (EGWP) funding changes, on a comparable basis.
Overall, the results were worse than Wall Street
expected, but the chain's same - store sales were particularly dismal,
increasing by only 0.7
percent when analysts were
expecting a 2.7
percent bump.
Morgan
expects health costs to
increase roughly 7
percent a year in retirement, partly from inflation and partly from
increased usage, and suggests planning for health - care spending as a separate item.
The day after Thanksgiving — Black Friday — is historically the unofficial start to the holiday shopping season and is
expected to generate $ 13.6 billion in revenue, an
increase of 3.9
percent over 2012, according to estimates from IBIS.
Cybersecurity spending is
expected to reach $ 71.1 billion this year (a 7.9
percent increase year over year) and estimated to grow about 8 mpercent annually through 2016, according to Gartner Group.
Excluding the impact of fuel and currency fluctuations, total comp sales rose 5.7
percent, while analysts at research firm Consensus Metrix
expected an
increase of 5.1
percent.
Similarly, 72
percent of business owners said they
expect their financial situation 12 months from now to be good, an
increase of one percentage point from the first quarter; 11
percent said they
expect their situation to be poor, a decrease of one percentage point from the first quarter.
The core CPI, excluding food and energy, rose 0.3
percent, compared with the
expected 0.2
percent increase.
Cyber Monday, the first Monday after Thanksgiving, is
expected to generate $ 1.8 billion in sales, a 13.1
percent increase over Cyber Monday spending in 2012.
Meanwhile, business owners in the South Atlantic (64
percent) and West South Central (62
percent) said they
expected revenue to
increase in the next year, the highest level of sales confidence among owners in all U.S. regions.
The CPI rose 0.5
percent, or 2.1
percent year over year, higher than the 0.3
percent increase expected.
Tiffany's comparable store sales declined 1
percent due to lower spending by foreign tourists in the Americas, while analysts on average were
expecting an
increase of 0.02
percent, according to Thomson Reuters I / B / E / S.
SAP had been slow to move into the cloud, said Reuner, but after making the shift with acquisitions such as procurement software company Ariba in 2012, the first quarter of 2017 saw it sell more subscriptions than
expected, with new cloud bookings
increasing by 49
percent to 215 million euros ($ 244.9 million) and shares hitting a record high.
Snap's critical metric, daily active users (DAU), is
expected to
increase 16
percent year over year in the fourth quarter and remains a key measure for the company, according to Cowen.
I did, though, enjoy these words offered to Business Insider by Starbucks: «We
expect 10
percent of the US customer's average customer ticket to
increase by about 0.5
percent as a result of these beverage adjustments.»
Wall Street had
expected core retail sales to
increase 0.4
percent last month.
Despite the $ 20
increase in price, the company
expects to lose less than 5
percent of customers, resulting in a hefty $ 400 million in extra income.
MarketingProfs reports that 69
percent of senior marketers
expect an
increase to occur in digital spend next year.
But investors will task Delta to keep a lid on
increasing costs, which the airline
expects to rise 2 to 4
percent this quarter, not including fuel.
Craig Johnson, president of Customer Growth Partners,
expects apparel will lead holiday sales growth, with a year - over-year
increase of 7.6
percent — its strongest showing in more than a decade.