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July 22, 2008 Plus: Mac shipments set Apple record...Google misses profit expectation...Microsoft earnings don't wow.Week in review: A week for Web 2.0, a day for Earth
April 25, 2008 San Francisco hosts a Web app frenzy, and Earth Day provides the perfect opportunity to look at the very latest in green tech. (By CNET News.com's Leslie Katz)Office, Vista launches boost Microsoft sales
April 26, 2007 Company's third-quarter earnings top Wall Street estimates, but earnings outlook for the current quarter is slightly below some forecasts.Wall Street pouts after Google earnings
July 19, 2007 Despite sales and earnings climb, the numbers fall short of analyst expectations. Stock pounded in after hours trading.Microsoft Vista delay to dampen quarterly earnings
January 19, 2007 Company will report lower earnings, mostly because of a deferral of $1.5 billion in revenue, analysts say.Microsoft earnings top expectations
January 22, 2004 The software giant also says it sees signs of a recovery in corporate tech spending.Microsoft earnings slip below targets
April 27, 2006 Revenue rises in the third quarter, but software maker doesn't do as well as some analysts expected.Microsoft earnings present a mixed bag
October 27, 2005 Software giant's first-quarter earnings are ahead of analyst estimates, though sales and forecasts fall short of expectations.Microsoft sales unharmed by Vista delays
January 25, 2007 Software giant reports quarterly earnings Thursday that beat expectations and its own forecast.Tax break boosts Microsoft earnings
July 21, 2005 Software maker sees earnings rise to $3.7 billion as it takes a hit from legal costs but gets a lift from a tax benefit.Microsoft earnings paint mixed picture
July 22, 2004 Strong PC sales help company post better-than-expected revenue, though earnings fall short of some investors' hopes.Microsoft tops earnings forecast
October 26, 2006 Company says earnings and sales were boosted by strong responses to new products, including the Xbox 360, SQL Server.Microsoft plans massive stock buyback
July 20, 2006 Reports earnings in line with analysts' expectations and announces $40 billion stock buyback plan.Microsoft reports profit surge
January 28, 2005 The software giant saw strength in both business and consumer sales, with the Xbox unit posting its first-ever operating profit.Microsoft breaks down its earnings
November 14, 2003 The software giant sees a jump in profits from its server and tools business last quarter, while its desktop Windows and Office business posted slight declines in profits from a year earlier.Microsoft beats forecasts, but legal costs hurt
April 22, 2004 The software behemoth posts fiscal third-quarter revenue that's above expectations, but earnings are dented by the costs of a fine by the European Union and a settlement with Sun.PC sales bolster Microsoft profits
October 23, 2003 The software giant reports earnings that narrowly topped Wall Street expectations. Its sales rose 6 percent from a year ago.Microsoft tops its earnings expectations
October 21, 2004 September quarter was a good one, but software maker's revenue forecast for current period falls short of analysts' expectations.Xbox shortage dings Microsoft sales
January 26, 2006 Strength in core businesses helps software maker meet earnings goals, but revenue is a little less than expected.
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