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Large companies are bolstering their adjusted earnings per share by excluding items such as litigation expenses and amortization of intangible assets from their net income.

Large US companies are inflating their adjusted earnings per share by excluding items like litigation expenses and amortisation.

Large companies are bolstering their adjusted earnings per share by excluding items such as litigation expenses and amortization of intangible assets from their net income.

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From Bloomberg: Interest costs at U.S. companies rose by 22% in the first quarter compared with a year earlier, soon after the Federal Reserve started raising rates, according to a recent survey of about 1,700 businesses by Calcbench Inc., a data provider.

As the Federal Reserve decides whether to tighten the money supply further, corporate treasurers are scrambling to cope with the impact of more than a year of central bank rate hikes, taking steps like cutting costs and paying down debt.

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From Bloomberg: Companies across the credit spectrum are facing sharply higher financing costs after the Federal Reserve raised its benchmark rate for 10 consecutive meetings, bringing it to a range of 5% to 5.25% earlier this month. That's leading some businesses to look for savings, while others are tapping new, alternative funding sources.