Analysts had expected 80 cents a share, according to the First Call Corporation.

Analysts, though aware that Wal-Mart's growth was slowing, had expected 47 cents a share.

Analysts had expected 24 cents a share, according to First Call.

This year, he said, growers are expecting just 50 to 55 cents a pound.

Analysts had been expecting 48 cents a share.

Analysts expected more than 25 cents a share.

Wall Street analysts had been expecting 29 cents, after some previous downward revisions.

Analysts had expected 76 cents, according to First Call.

Wall Street analysts were expecting about 16 cents a share.

The workers were expecting at least 75 cents an hour.