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A O Smith Corp V.AOS


Primary Symbol: AOS

A. O. Smith Corporation applies technologies and solutions to products manufactured and marketed worldwide. The Company operates through two segments: North America and Rest of World. Both the segments manufacture and market a comprehensive line of residential and commercial gas and electric water heaters, boilers, tanks, and water treatment products. Its Rest of World segment is primarily comprised of China, Europe, and India. The North America segment serves residential and commercial end markets with a range of products, including water heaters, boilers, water treatment products, and other. The Company also manufactures expansion tanks, commercial solar water heating systems, swimming pool and spa heaters, related products and parts. Its Lochinvar brand is a residential and commercial boiler brand in the United States. Its water softener branded products and problem well water solutions include the Hague, Impact Water, Water-Right, Master Water, Atlantic Filter and Water Tec brands.


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Post by jerridon Jun 30, 2008 11:31am
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New rules for reporting oil reservese

New rules for reporting oil reservese

New rules for reporting oil reserves

From Herald News Services

Published: Friday, June 27, 2008

TheU.S. Securities and Exchange Commission proposed new rules to governhow oil and natural gas companies report reserves to investors.

"Thecurrent oil and gas disclosure rules often interfere with an investor'sanalysis because they are tied to outdated technologies," commissionchairman Christopher Cox said today.

The new rules permitcompanies to disclose "probable and possible" reserves to investors,and include resources such as oilsands that were previously classifiedas mining reserves.

ExxonMobilCorp., the world's biggest oil company, is among those urging the SECto update reporting rules as reserve levels fall amid risingconsumption. The rules were last revised in 1982, when global oilconsumption was two-thirds what it is now and crude was trading at $28 a barrel.

U.S. oil futures rose to a record $140.39 a barrel today on the New York Mercantile Exchange.



© The Calgary Herald 2008
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