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Showing 1-9 of 9 results foundGateway net rises 21 percent
November 3, 2006 Rise in quarterly profit is helped by tax gain as the company released reserves set aside for an audit.Sharp profit up 5.5 percent on LCD panel demand
February 1, 2008 Rise in quarterly profit more than offset steep TV price falls for the third-largest flat-screen television maker.Chips and middleware help IBM top quarterly profits
April 18, 2006 Big Blue's first quarter 2006 earnings per share grows 27 percent.Intel, AMD comfy during fourth quarter
February 3, 2004 Both chipmakers have good things to say: Intel saw its market share inch up, while AMD raised the average selling price of chips over the past two quarters, leading to its first quarterly profit in...Schwartz ends first year at Sun with quarterly profit
April 24, 2007 The company reports net income of $67 million, but misses its revenue goal for the quarter because of server sales slowdown.Week ahead: Dell, other tech titans to report
August 8, 2004 A number of industry bellwethers are scheduled to post earnings. Quarterly profits are expected for most.Growing pains hit Dell's customer service
February 20, 2004 The company continues to win market share and turn out record quarterly profits, but two recent surveys show that it's slipped when it comes to a more subjective measurement: customer service.Red Hat reports a profit and a purchase
December 19, 2003 The Linux seller's quarterly profit and revenue hit all-time highs, and the company announces an agreement to acquire storage specialist Sistina Software for about $31 million in stock.Perspective: Home isn't where security is
October 29, 2002 CNET News.com's security watcher Robert Lemos says a Bush administration security plan puts too much faith in the abilities of home PC users to shore up the nation's cyberborders.
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