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PORTFOLIO NYSE—JPM Performance Record Directors PAGE 30 NOVEMBER 1, 2013 MARKETWATCH ROCHESTER BUSINESS JOURNAL PORTFOLIO LOCAL STOCK PERFORMANCE A weekly report compiled from the proxy statement and annual report of a publicly held NET PERCENT company with local headquarters or a company with a major division in the area CLOSING CLOSING ANNUAL CHANGE CHANGE PRICE PRICE IN IN P/E EARNINGS DIVIDEND 52 - WEEK 10.28.2013 10.21.13 PERIOD PERIOD RATIO PER SHARE1 RATE2 HIGH LOW ADT Corp. (NY­ADT) 41.78 40.83 0.95 2.33 22.94 1.82 0.50 50.37 35.38 AT&T Inc. (NY-T) 35.57 35.22 0.35 0.99 26.29 1.35 1.90 39.00 32.71 Arista Power Inc. (OTC-ASPW) 0.37 0.55 -0.18 -32.73 LOSS 0.00 NONE 1.26 0.25 Bank of America Corp. (NY-BAC) 14.23 14.52 -0.29 -2.00 23.55 0.60 0.04 15.03 8.92 NYSE—JPM 11.29 11.39 -0.10 -0.88 703.78 0.02 0.20 22.68 9.82 Bon-Ton Stores Inc. (NAS-BONT) JPMorgan Chase of New York City is a financial holding company providing services CVS Caremark Corp. (NY-CVS) 61.74 60.38 1.36 2.25 18.30 3.37 0.90 62.36 44.33 worldwide. Its principal subsidiaries include JPMorgan Chase Bank N.A., a national bank Ciber Inc. (NY-CBR) 3.36 3.32 0.04 1.20 LOSS 0.00 NONE 4.99 2.70 with U.S. branches in 23 states; Chase Bank USA N.A., a national bank that issues credit cards; and the principal non-bank subsidiary, J.P. Morgan Securities LLC, the firm s U.S. 50.15 51.03 -0.88 -1.72 15.21 3.30 0.04 53.56 34.04 Citigroup Inc. (NY-C) investment banking unit. JPMorgan Chase is organized into four major reportable business Constellation Brands Inc. Class A (NY-STZ) 65.01 64.42 0.59 0.92 7.16 9.08 NONE 65.17 28.37 segments: consumer and community banking, corporate and investment bank, commercial Constellation Brands Inc. Class B (NY-STZB) 64.54 64.56 -0.02 -0.03 7.11 9.08 NONE 64.56 28.71 banking, and asset management, as well as a corporate/private equity segment. The Cooper Cos. Inc. (NY-COO) 129.64 127.37 2.27 1.78 20.68 6.27 0.06 135.41 88.80 JPMorgan Chase employs approximately 259,000 people worldwide, including about 1,500 in Rochester. Corning Inc. (NY-GLW) 17.30 15.09 2.21 14.65 13.48 1.29 0.40 18.07 10.71 The company s 2012 revenue was $97 billion, down slightly from $97.2 billion in 2011. Danaher Corp. (NY-DHR) 72.16 71.93 0.23 0.32 20.20 3.57 0.10 72.69 50.63 Net income for 2012 increased by 6.6 percent to $21.3 billion, and net income per share Document Security Systems Inc. (AMEX-DSS) 1.19 1.19 0.00 0.00 LOSS -0.25 NONE 3.80 0.88 rose 72 cents to $5.20. Total assets were $2.36 trillion, and shareholders equity was $204 billion. Net cash provided by operating activities was $25.1 billion; net cash used in 47.51 44.98 2.53 5.62 15.40 3.09 1.52 50.37 42.10 Dr Pepper Snapple Group Inc. (NY-DPS) investing activities was $119.8 billion; and net cash provided by financing activities was Earthlink (NAS-ELNK) 5.14 5.28 -0.14 -2.65 LOSS -2.38 0.20 7.17 4.70 $87.7 billion. Eastman Kodak Co. (OTC-EKOD)3 22.75 24.50 -1.75 -7.14 LOSS 0.00 NONE 30.00 19.25 The company's fiscal year ended Dec. 31. EnPro Industries Inc. (NY-NPO) 60.24 60.60 -0.36 -0.59 39.44 1.53 NONE 60.95 35.43 Common shares outstanding on Oct. 28 ..................................................... 3,764,198,000 Exelis (NY-XLS) 16.41 15.93 0.48 3.01 10.51 1.56 NONE 16.41 10.08 Price per share of common stock on Oct. 28 ............................................................ $52.77 Exxon Mobil Corp. (NY-XOM) 88.23 87.23 1.00 1.15 10.78 8.19 2.52 95.49 84.70 Total market value on Oct. 28 .................................................................. $198,636,728,460 1 Fairport Savings Bank (OTCBB-FSBC) 0.00 8.31 -8.31 -100.00 0.00 0.00 NONE 9.50 6.40 Controlled by all directors and officers as a group ......................................... 31,303,066 Financial Institutions Inc. (NAS-FISI) 24.14 22.41 1.73 7.72 14.08 1.71 0.72 24.27 17.61 (0.8 percent) First Niagara Financial Group Inc. (NAS-FNFG) 11.26 10.94 0.32 2.93 15.28 0.74 0.56 11.28 7.08 4.49 4.46 0.03 0.67 43.89 0.10 1.00 4.94 3.71 Frontier Communication Corp. (NY-FTR) Performance Record Gannett Co. Inc. (NY-GCI) 27.52 26.90 0.62 2.30 12.74 2.16 0.16 28.09 16.35 (Dollars in millions except per-share data and dividends) GateHouse Media Inc. (OTCBB-GHSE) 0.04 0.04 0.00 0.00 LOSS 0.00 NONE 0.12 0.02 2012 2011 2010 2009 2008 Genesee & Wyoming Inc. (NY-GWR) 101.16 99.03 2.13 2.15 41.45 2.44 NONE 101.95 66.66 Revenue $97,031 $97,234 $102,694 $100,434 $67,252 Graham Corp. (AMEX-GHM) 38.04 39.41 -1.37 -3.48 28.22 1.35 0.12 38.96 16.45 Net income 21,284 19,976 17,370 11,728 5,605 Net income per share 5.20 4.48 3.96 2.26 1.35 55.25 55.59 -0.34 -0.61 11.64 4.75 NONE 58.71 47.21 HSBC Holdings PLC (NY-HBC) Total assets 2,359,141 2,265,792 2,117,605 2,119,673 2,175,052 Harris Corp. (NY-HRS) 59.40 59.61 -0.21 -0.35 14.28 4.16 1.48 59.95 41.08 Dividends 1.20 1.00 0.20 0.20 1.52 Harris Interactive Inc. (NAS-HPOL) 1.90 2.00 -0.10 -5.00 15.83 0.12 NONE 2.19 1.09 Shareholders equity 204,069 183,573 176,106 160,845 165,365 Hewlett-Packard Co. (NY-HPQ) 23.86 23.55 0.31 1.32 LOSS -1.62 0.58 27.78 11.35 Operating cash flow (loss) 25,079 95,932 (3,752) 122,797 23,930 Investing cash flow (loss)(119,825) (170,752) 54,002 29,355 (283,671) Home Properties Inc. (NY-HME) 61.13 60.57 0.56 0.92 51.48 1.19 2.80 67.79 56.24 Financing cash flow (loss) 87,707 107,706 (49,217) (153,079) 246,999 IBM Corp. (NY-IBM) 177.35 172.86 4.49 2.60 12.61 14.09 3.80 215.90 178.71 IEC Electronics Corp. (AMEX-IEC) 4.59 4.24 0.35 8.25 25.08 0.18 NONE 7.35 2.92 1 ITT Corp. (NY-ITT) 37.71 37.11 0.60 1.62 27.58 1.37 0.40 38.14 20.41 Directors Number of common shares J.C. Penney Co. Inc. (NY-JCP) 7.39 6.42 0.97 15.11 LOSS -7.32 0.80 26.58 6.27 James Crown, 59, president, Henry Crown and Co. ............................................. 11,495,647 JPMorgan Chase & Co. (NY-JPM) 52.68 54.27 -1.59 -2.93 8.26 6.39 1.52 56.93 38.83 James Dimon, 57, chairman and CEO ..................................................................... 7,656,927 Lee Raymond, 74 ........................................................................................................ 178,119 Johnson & Johnson (NY-JNJ) 92.39 91.20 1.19 1.30 21.06 4.39 2.64 94.42 67.80 Laban Jackson, 70, chairman and CEO, Clear Creek Properties Inc. ........................ 137,074 Kohl's Corp. (NY-KSS) 55.76 53.64 2.12 3.95 13.00 4.27 1.40 56.90 41.35 Stephen Burke, 55, CEO, NBCUniversal LLC; executive vice president, Kraft Foods Group Inc. (NAS-KRFT) 55.51 54.01 1.50 2.78 18.08 3.07 2.00 58.76 43.25 Comcast Corp. ...................................................................................................... 100,780 Ellen Futter, 63, president, American Museum of Natural History ................................. 74,782 Level 3 Communications Inc. (NAS-LVLT) 26.63 27.10 -0.47 -1.73 LOSS -1.48 NONE 28.72 17.95 William Weldon, 64 ........................................................................................................ 57,460 M&T Bank Corp. (NY-MTB) 112.04 114.00 -1.96 -1.72 11.77 9.52 1.00 119.54 95.68 David Cote, 60, chairman and CEO, Honeywell International Inc. ................................ 55,977 Macy's Inc. (NY-M) 45.44 44.24 1.20 2.71 13.17 3.45 0.20 50.77 36.30 Crandall Bowles, 65, chairman, Springs Industries Inc. ............................................... 55,757 Manning & Napier (NY-MN) 18.61 18.47 0.14 0.76 126.10 0.15 NONE 20.45 11.89 Timothy Flynn, 56 ........................................................................................................... 14,898 James Bell, 64 .................................................................................................................. 8,669 Metlife Inc. (NY-MET) 48.59 49.58 -0.99 -2.00 81.69 0.59 1.10 51.65 30.55 Monro Muffler Brake Inc. (NAS-MNRO) 45.86 47.24 -1.38 -2.92 33.38 1.37 0.44 51.12 30.72 NaturalNano Inc.
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