asia europe: But even as investors have been drilled with headlines on continued weakness in developed economies in Asia and Europe, a significant share of companies with a large, global footprint haven't said that these trends are hurting their foreign profits or management's outlook, according to Market Watch. Starbucks Corp. Indeed, S&P 500 SPX, 0.47% firms consistently source more than 40% of their sales abroad. SBUX, 0.44% for instance, reported better-than-expected earnings on Thursday, while saying that sales in China grew by 3%. Dow DJIA, 0.31% component United Technologies Corp. UPS, -1.12%issued disappointing earnings, but the company's weakness was derived from the U.S. market, as international profits hit new records. UTX, 0.75%also beat analyst expectations, with strong revenue growth in its Otis division that grew sales in Asia by nearly 6%. United Parcel Service Inc.
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