Another Sunny Day for Cloud Company NetSuite

Cloud software player Netsuite’s earnings beat the Street, and its shares are surging.
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Despite Hard Drive Shortage, Expect Few Surprises From Intel

The recent flooding in Thailand has sapped PC demand — and demand for Intel’s chips. Today the chipmaker reports its quarterly results and gives a look at business conditions for the months ahead.
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Oracle’s Lousy Quarter Takes Many Other Stocks Down

By missing its sales forecasts by nearly a half-billion dollars, Oracle shares are diving and taking many other enterprise IT stocks along for the ride.
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What Went Wrong With Oracle’s Quarter?

Some deals didn’t close on time, and new chips slowed sales of certain servers. But there were a few things that went right, too.
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Oracle Falls Short on Weak Software Sales

Oracle’s results fell well short, perhaps suggesting that IT spending among large corporations isn’t holding up as well as many had expected.
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Steady IT Budgets Suggest a Positive Quarter for Oracle

A survey of IT industry contacts points to a positive quarterly earnings report for software giant Oracle today, says ThinkEquity analyst Brian Schwartz.
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Deutsche Bank: Expect Soft Sales From Dell

Weaker sales to consumers and state and local government will be offset by a better environment for sales to the enterprise and favorable prices on parts.
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Nokia Beats Views as Low-End Shines

Nokia swung to a second successive net loss in the third quarter, but reported better-than-expected results thanks to higher sales of its low-end cell phones. Its shares rose more than 8 percent, as results highlighted an increase in shipments of its cheaper feature phones.

Apple: Was It Really So Bad?

Apple’s earnings left fell short of the expectations of analysts. But record Mac and iPad sales plus another $5 billion added to the cash hoard gives Tim Cook and his team lots to crow about.
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Apple Results Fall Short of Consensus

Apple finished its fiscal year having sold 17 million iPhones, 11.1 million iPads, 4.9 million Macs and with almost $82 billion in cash.
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Oracle Beats Q2 Earnings Forecasts

Yahoo Under Siege

Yahoo to Start Bleeding Purple