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Saks Incorporated (NYSE:SKS) jumped by 4.47% to $7.95 on over 2.83 million shares. The company said Tuesday its second-quarter net loss narrowed to $32.2 million or 21 cents a share, from a loss of $54.5 million, or 39 cents a share, in the year-ago period. Sales for the New York retailer rose to $593 million from $565 million.

Excluding a one-time charge, Saks said it lost 13 cents a share, while analysts polled at FactSet Research were looking for a loss of 17 cents a share, on average.

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The TJX Companies, Inc. (NYSE:TJX) gained 1.55% to $42. It touched the day high of $42.50 whereas total traded volume stands at 3.01 million shares for the day. The company said Tuesday its fiscal second-quarter earnings rose to $304.9 million, or 74 cents a share, from $261.5 billion, or 61 cents a share in the year-ago period, citing higher customer traffic. Quarterly net sales rose 7% to $5.1 billion, as each of the U.S., Canada, and Europe segments brought in higher revenue. Total same-store sales rose 4% for the quarter.

Analysts, on average, expected the discount retailer to earn 73 cents a share, according to FactSet Research.

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Pacific Ethanol Inc (NASDAQ:PEIX) skyrocketed 39.58% to $0.726 on over 14.80 million shares. The company reported net income available to common stockholders for the second quarter of $107.8 million or $1.43 per share, compared to a net loss available to common stockholders of $28.2 million or $0.49 per share for the year-ago quarter.

Perfect World Co., Ltd. (ADR) (NASDAQ:PWRD) lost 5.40% to $23.47. Till now, 1.72 million shares have already been traded as compared to its daily average volume of 676K shares. The company said its second quarter profit declined from last year, hurt by higher expenses partially offset by revenue growth.

Net income attributable to the company's shareholders was US$29.0 million or US$0.55 per ADS, compared to US$38.4 million or US$0.72 per ADS in the prior year quarter.

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William Cobb, the former president of eBay Inc.'s U.S. Marketplaces division, was elected to the board of directors at H&R Block Inc.

Company leaders hope his expertise can help H&R Block (NYSE: HRB) improve performance in the increasingly important digital segment, which includes programs that let consumers prepare taxes online.

At eBay, Cobb was responsible for more than $25 billion in gross merchandise sales, $2.6 billion in revenue and more than 5,000 associates. He also oversaw affiliated businesses such as StubHub, Shopping.com and Rent.com. During his eight years at eBay, Cobb also was general manager of eBay International and head of global marketing for eBay.

Before his time at eBay, Cobb held senior marketing positions at Pepsico/Tricon, which now is YUM Brands. For more than 12 years, he handled marketing for companies such as KFC International, Pizza Hut International and Taco Bell International.

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Cobb holds director positions at Orbitz Worldwide, Pacific Sunwear of California and Och-Ziff Capital Management Group.

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what would be a good sks composite stock for a yugo an for a good price?

Jake-

I have several SKS's, both Russian and Yugos. The Yugos are OK, for a brush gun, but I really would not waste your time getting another stock for it.

Here is a couple of reasons why. Depending on your location, (within The People's Demokratik Republik of Kalivornia), when you modify the stock the firearm falls into the Assault Rifle Category and can be subject to seizure in this State. Bastards!

The second reason, is the fact that I have yet to find an aftermarket stock that truely fits the hardware very well. It seems that most of the Flexi-Flyers that claim to be good stocks, including that Tapco piece of junk will work for about 100 rounds at the range before the stock loosens up and parts are clinkin around. I have even sent these out to be properly bedded at Miltech here in Los Gatos, CA. Yeah, well 500 bucks later the story is the same.

Sooooo, to make a long story short, just stick with the stock that it came with.

If you are looking to replace the stock because you don't want to ruin the one you have at the range or hunting then you might want to contact Numrich Gunparts.

www.gunpartscorp.com

Request they "Hand Pick" you a replacement stock for your SKS. THEN you will need to have it properly bedded to accept your hardware. I have a couple of them that are REALLY nice shooters that I have done this to including my Enfield, (Ishapour Armory 7.62 NATO).

Numrich has really good people, and they know who to help you out.

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I just wanted to add somthing.

Be real careful with the Yugo SKS's. I have had a couple of them where the previous owner, (Yugoslavian Goverment), did not properly clean the barrels on them and they were pretty rusty. Needless to say they got new barrels, also from Numrich.

This is not an easy replacement, and you will need to have a qualified Gunsmith do the work for you. But the issue then becomes whether or not you want to put the expense into getting that work done. It will cost you nearly 3 times what a new one will. So it will be entirely up to you.

If you do live here in California there is a gentleman out of Pacifica, CA called Diger International, ask for Dimitri and he will get some really nice specimens for you. He is former Soviet Union Red Army, and trust me when I tell you he knows his material.

I have NEVER received a bad weapon from him. I just recently obtained a very nice Schmidt-Ruben from him. It shoots very well.

Just be sure to bring a Bore Light with you when you are looking at them. Check the bore and the breech for rush and other corrosion. If they have been properly cleaned as I previously mentioned, there will be no issue.

Good Luck!

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