The market didn't take kindly to staffing specialist Robert Half International's (NYSE:RHI)
first-quarter results released on Thursday. In a familiar refrain this
earnings season, the company saw its revenue generation hit by the
strength of the U.S. dollar. However, that wasn't enough to derail
earnings from coming in at the top end of guidance. Moreover, the
second-quarter guidance looks OK relative to analyst estimates. So what
was the market concerned about when it sold the stock off? Let's take a
deeper look at the results to find the answer.
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