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Showing 1-11 of 11 results foundWall 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.Relax folks, Google isn't Yahoo
July 20, 2007 The search king's second quarter falls short of some expectations, but 58 percent growth isn't so bad.Google first-quarter profit rises almost 70 percent
April 19, 2007 Results beat Wall Street expectations as the company turns search market share gains into even more revenue from paid search advertising.Yahoo profit down from a year ago
April 17, 2007 Profit, revenue miss Wall Street expectations, prompting a drop in share price in after-hours trading.Oracle beats profit expectations
June 16, 2004 update Quarterly earnings just exceed analysts' expectations, but revenue falls a bit short on lagging software sales.Time Warner beats expectations
April 29, 2004 The media titan posts a jump in its profitability from last year, stemming from strength in its cable and movie businesses and far surpassing Wall Street's expectations.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.Yahoo beats the Street
January 19, 2005 Search giant posts quarterly and yearly earnings that surpass analysts' 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.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?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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