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Yahoo! claims 'strong' Q2
News But excluding various charges, the internet pioneer reported profits of 10 cents per share, less than the 11 cents per share that analysts surveyed by Thomson Reuters expected. Investors punished Google last week for its financial results because... [23 Jul 2008]
Apple riding high on Mac sales, iPhone
News Wall Street analysts had expected Apple to report revenue of $6.1bn and profits per share of 86 cents, according to estimates compiled by Thomson Financial. That's higher than what financial analysts were expecting for Apple's first fiscal quarter... [23 Oct 2007]
Yahoo! profits fall
News The results matched adjusted forecasts from analysts polled by Thomson Financial. on Tuesday posted second-quarter net profit that was down from a year ago as growth in its historically strong display advertising business slowed and moves to better... [18 Jul 2007]
Google "ecstatic" about Q1 results
News Excluding one-time items such as employee stock-based compensation, income was $3.68 per share, higher than analyst expectations of $3.30 per share, according to a poll by Thomson Financial. Google chief executive Eric Schmidt said in a conference... [20 Apr 2007]
Dell in the doldrums over Q4 revenue
News Analysts surveyed by Thomson First Call had originally been expecting revenue of $15.3bn and profits per share of 32 cents. The investigations involve "certain accounting and financial reporting matters, including issues related to reserves and... [02 Mar 2007]
HP's coffers continue to swell
News Factoring out some one-time charges, the company had net income of 65 cents per share - 3 cents better than the average prediction of analysts surveyed by Thomson First Call. HP also exceeded those analysts' revenue projection of $24.3bn by about... [21 Feb 2007]
Google rakes in 67 per cent more revenue
News Analysts polled by Thomson Financial were expecting Google to post profits per share of $2.92 excluding items, and revenue of $2.19bn, excluding traffic acquisition costs. Handily beating analysts estimates, net profits for the quarter ended 31... [01 Feb 2007]
Sun upbeat on profits - and $700m cash injection
News That's well above the average of 1 cent per share expected by analysts surveyed by Thomson First Call. Sun Microsystems has posted a profit that beat Wall Street's financial expectations for its most recent quarter, and announced a $700m investment... [24 Jan 2007]
Yahoo! Q4 profits fatter than expected
News Analysts polled by Thomson Financial were expecting Yahoo! s new search marketing platform will be launched on 5 February, earlier than some analysts had expected. Chief executive Terry Semel said on a conference call with analysts: "We ended the... [24 Jan 2007]
AMD profits hit by processor price slump
News Analysts had been expecting AMD to report revenue of $1.85bn and per-share profits of 22 cents, according to Thomson Financial. Fourth-quarter revenue, excluding its recently acquired ATI Technologies graphics business, increased about three per... [12 Jan 2007]
HP sees profits surge
News Not counting some additional restructuring costs, profits per share were 68 cents, above estimates of analysts polled by Reuters Estimates and Thomson First Call. HP's fourth-quarter financial results have capped off a year of dramatic improvements... [17 Nov 2006]
Google rakes it in as paid search booms
News Analysts polled by Thomson Financial were expecting Google to post profits per share of $2.42 excluding items, and revenue of $1.81bn excluding traffic acquisition costs. Google chief executive Eric Schmidt said in a conference call after the... [20 Oct 2006]
Google enjoys eyebrow-raising revenue rise
News Excluding traffic acquisition costs and stock-based compensation, analysts had been expecting net income of $1.97 per share and revenue of $1.4bn, according to Thomson Financial. Reyes told analysts: "We are also very happy with the continued... [21 Apr 2006]
Dell's Q4 results put a smile on Rollins' face
News Analysts polled by Thomson First Call had expected the company to record $14.8bn in revenue. Despite the positive results, analysts repeatedly questioned Dell on its outlook for the first quarter, which fell below previous expectations. [17 Feb 2006]
Yahoo! on a high as profits inch up
News Analysts polled by Thomson Financial had expected Yahoo! on Tuesday posted higher third-quarter profit and revenue from a year ago and beat analysts' expectations, saying the record results were due to solid growth across its business. [19 Oct 2005]
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