Seattle's publicly traded big businesses have only eight more days to announce their second-quarter results by the SEC-mandated August 14 deadline. Already, it seems that the Puget Sound Business Journal has nearly used up an entire thesaurus-worth of words that can describe losing a ridiculous amount of money. So far, we've heard: Jones Soda loses $2 million, Costco July sales fall, ZymoGenetics loses $27M in Q2, Nordstrom's July sales slid and Radio, TV ad dips hurt Fisher in Q2. Well, here's to hoping for better third-quarter results and positive, uplifting descriptors.

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What? No love PCAR's 90% drop in earnings?
http://www.reuters.com/article/marketsNews/idUSN2811195120090728
You mean PACAAR?
Of course, I have a friend who just got his review from PACAAR and the header read PACAACAAR.... so maybe you're onto something.
PCAR is PACCAR's ticker symbol.
My story is still true, no matter how ridiculous I feel right now.