In addition, credit specialist Dun & Bradstreet Corp. (NYSE:DNB) rose +18.67% after a strong earnings report. After some disappointing numbers in 2015, Wall Street lost faith that the company would get back to its traditional growth rates. This quarter revenues were strong in the U.S., margins were materially better than expected, and so the adjusted earnings per share hit $1.18 (well above the $0.95 consensus). We think Dun & Bradstreet has a solid plan to keep growing, so we plan to remain patient—as we have been all along.
From John Rogers (Trades, Portfolio)' Ariel Fund second quarter 2016 commentary.
