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Earnings alert: Lenovo sales defy weak market
August 7, 2008 Plus: T-Mobile USA struggles to keep up with competitors...Motorola surprises Wall Street...Yahoo earnings decline, miss estimates.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.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.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.AMD slips to 'sell' on rumors of price war
March 13, 2006 A Wall Street analyst downgrades AMD from a "buy" rating and lowers earnings forecast for Intel on worries of pricing shifts by Intel.Wall Street still loves its rebel Google
June 8, 2005 The search giant is flirting with the $300 barrier. Can it keep up with investors' expectations?Licenses to lift Siebel earnings
January 5, 2004 The business software maker says its fourth-quarter report this month will show higher earnings than expected, bumped up by strong demand for licenses and by cost-cutting layoffs.Nasdaq hits new 52-week low
December 20, 2000 Wall Street is bracing for the Nasdaq to turn in its worst yearly performance ever, with a 42.7 percent drop since January and a 54.6 percent drop since its all-time high March 10.Weak demand, low prices ding Intel earnings
January 17, 2006 Hit by weak demand and low processor prices, the company's earnings came in under Wall Street analyst expectations.Apple earnings continue to hum along
April 13, 2005 Spurred by another quarter of strong Mac and iPod sales, Apple Computer's earnings surge past Wall Street estimates.Yahoo beats the Street
January 19, 2005 Search giant posts quarterly and yearly earnings that surpass analysts' expectations.Oracle beats profit expectations
June 16, 2004 update Quarterly earnings just exceed analysts' expectations, but revenue falls a bit short on lagging software sales.HP misses earnings expectations, drops PwC bid
November 13, 2000 The computing giant posts earnings that fall far below analysts' estimates and ends discussions to buy the consulting arm of PricewaterhouseCoopers.Search to keep Yahoo earnings upbeat
July 6, 2004 Analysts see growing demand for online advertising, which is Yahoo's good news. Google's Gmail may be the bad news.Cisco earnings sound drumroll for recovery
February 4, 2004 The networking giant's strong second-quarter earnings and positive comments from the company's CEO suggest that a tech turnaround may be under way.Research In Motion climbs after earnings report
December 23, 2003 The wireless handheld maker's stock is up more than 40 percent in trading after the company blew past Wall Street expectations.Dell's second-quarter earnings meet expectations
August 12, 2004 CEO says firm saw no sales slowdown. Could results help calm waters after bad news from HP and Cisco?Yahoo profit doubles; shares tumble
July 7, 2004 Web giant reports profit of $112.5 million, meeting expectations. Shares drop in after-hours trading.Time Warner broadcasts improved results
July 28, 2004 Media giant beats analyst estimates, adding broadband subscribers and deriving higher ad revenue from AOL.Former Gateway CEO, two others charged with fraud
November 14, 2003 The Securities and Exchange Commission files fraud charges against former chief executive Jeff Weitzen, former chief financial officer John Todd and former controller Robert Manza.
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