Siebel hits targets

But not happy about the future...

NEWS Careful cost controls helped Siebel meet Wall Street's expectations but it is far from confident about the future. Sales for the second quarter were $549.7m compared to $397.5m for the same period in 2000. Profits were up to $76.6m, from $49.1m. Tom Siebel, chief executive of Siebel, told a conference call: "It's tough and it's going to get tougher." Siebel warned income for third and fourth quarters will fall short of analysts' expectations. The company predicted sales of between $250m and $350m for the third quarter, rising to around $350m for the fourth quarter.

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