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cludedinthecomputationofdilutedearningspersharebecausetheeffect
wouldbeanti-dilutive,meaningthattheoptions’exercisepricewasgreater
thantheaveragemarketpriceofthecommonsharesfortherespective
periods.
Stock-BasedCompensationTheCompanyaccountsforitsemployee
stockincentiveplansunderAccountingPrinciplesBoard(APB)OpinionNo.
25,“AccountingforStockIssuedtoEmployees,”andtherelatedinterpreta-
tionsunderFinancialAccountingStandardsBoard(FASB)InterpretationNo.
44,“AccountingforCertainTransactionsInvolvingStockCompensation.”
Accordingly,nostock-basedemployeecompensationcostisreflectedin
netearningsfortheyearsendedDecember31,2004,2003and2002,as
alloptionsgrantedhadanexercisepriceequaltothemarketvalueofthe
underlyingcommonstockonthedateofgrant.
OnFebruary18,2004,theCompanyannouncedthatitwillbegin
expensingstockoptionsstartingJanuary1,2005usingthefairvalue
recognitionprovisionsofStatementofFinancialAccountingStandards
(SFAS)No.123,“AccountingforStock-BasedCompensation.”InDecember
2004,theFASBissuedSFASNo.123R,“Share-BasedPayment,”anew
accountingstandardthatwillrequiretheexpensingofstockoptionsasof
thebeginningofinterimorannualreportingperiodsthatbeginafterJune
15,2005.Earlyadoptionispermittedforallcompanies;consequently,on
January1,2005,theCompanyearlyadoptedthestockoptionexpensing
rulesofthenewstandard.
TheCompanyhasdeterminedtheproformanetearningsandnet
earningspershareinformationasifthefairvaluemethodofSFASNo.123,
“AccountingforStock-BasedCompensation,”hadbeenappliedtoitsstock-
basedemployeecompensation.Theproformainformationisasfollows:
YearEndedDecember31,
2004 2003 2002
(inmillions,exceptpersharedata) (Restated)
Netearnings,asreported $ 556 $ 253 $ 770
Deduct:Totalstock-based
employeecompensation
expensedeterminedunder
fairvaluemethodforall
awards,netof
relatedtaxeffects (12) (17) (105)
Proformanetearnings $544 $236 $665
Earningspershare:
Basic–asreported $1.94 $ .88 $2.64
Basic–proforma $1.90 $ .83 $2.28
Diluted–asreported $1.94 $ .88 $2.64
Diluted–proforma $1.90 $ .83 $2.28
Thetotalstock-basedemployeecompensationamount,netofrelated
taxeffects,fortheyearendedDecember31,2002,of$105millionincludes
anetoftaxexpenseimpactof$50millionrepresentingthegrantofap-
proximately16millionnewoptionsawardedonAugust26,2002inrelation
tothevoluntarystockoptionexchangeprogram.Theseoptionswerees-
sentiallyfullyvestedatthedateofgrant.
Additionally,the2002totalstock-basedemployeecompensation
expenseamountof$105million,netoftaxes,includesanetoftaxexpense
impactof$34millionrepresentingtheunamortizedcompensationcostof
theoptionsthatwerecanceledinconnectionwiththe2002voluntarystock
optionexchangeprogram.SeeNote20,“StockOptionsandCompensation
Plans.”
TheBlack-Scholesoptionpricingmodelwasusedwiththefollowing
weighted-averageassumptionsforoptionsissuedineachyear:
2000Plan ExchangeProgram
20042004
Risk-freeinterestrates 3.1% N/A
Expectedoptionlives 4years N/A
Expectedvolatilities 37% N/A
Expecteddividendyields 1.63% N/A
2003 2003
Risk-freeinterestrates 3.6% N/A
Expectedoptionlives 7years N/A
Expectedvolatilities 35% N/A
Expecteddividendyields 3.89% N/A
2002 2002
Risk-freeinterestrates 3.8% 2.9%
Expectedoptionlives 7years 4years
Expectedvolatilities 34% 37%
Expecteddividendyields 5.76% 5.76%
Theweighted-averagefairvalueperoptiongrantedin2004was
$8.77.Theweighted-averagefairvalueperoptiongrantedin2003was
$7.70.Theweighted-averagefairvalueperoptiongrantedin2002was
$8.22forthe2000Planand$5.99forthevoluntarystockoptionexchange
program.
Forpurposesofproformadisclosures,theestimatedfairvalueofthe
optionsisamortizedtocompensationexpenseovertheoptions’vesting
period(1-3years).
ComprehensiveIncomeSFASNo.130,“ReportingComprehensive
Income,”establishesstandardsforthereportinganddisplayofcompre-
hensiveincomeanditscomponentsinfinancialstatements.SFASNo.
130requiresthatallitemsrequiredtoberecognizedunderaccounting
standardsascomponentsofcomprehensiveincomebereportedinafinan-
cialstatementwiththesameprominenceasotherfinancialstatements.
Comprehensiveincomeconsistsofnetearnings,thenetunrealizedgainsor
lossesonavailable-for-salemarketablesecurities,foreigncurrencytransla-
tionadjustments,minimumpensionliabilityadjustments,andunrealized
gainsandlossesonfinancialinstrumentsqualifyingforcashflowhedge
accounting,andispresentedintheaccompanyingConsolidatedStatement
ofShareholders’EquityinaccordancewithSFASNo.130.
SegmentReportingTheCompanyreportsnetsales,operatingearnings
(losses),netearningsandcertainexpense,assetandgeographicalinfor-
mationaboutitsreportablesegments.Reportablesegmentsarecompo-
nentsoftheCompanyforwhichseparatefinancialinformationisavailable