Google has beaten Wall Street revenue expectations in five of the past seven quarters and exceeded profit estimates in each of the past seven. Its shares sold off after its last two better-than-expected earnings reports when, analysts said, some investors' expectations of blow-out results were ...
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An earnings statement reported thatnet profitfor Microsoft was $20.1 billion in the April to June period, up 20 percent year-on-year and above expectations. The company posted $56.2 billion in sales, which also beat expectations, though the growth slowed from the previous quarter. And even tho...
Google parent and Zacks Rank #2 (Buy) stockAlphabet (GOOGL)will report third-quarter earnings Tuesday, October 29thafter the market closes. Below are the things you need to know about the upcoming report: Wall Street Expectations Zacks Investment Research accumulates data from hundreds of Wall Str...
Shares of Google fell more than 9 percent in after-hours trading after the company missed both Wall Street's revenue and earnings expectations when it reported its fourth quarter 2011 results on Thursday. The Mountain View, Calif., company reported 25 percent growth year over year w...
The company pointed in part to currency exchange, saying in its earnings release that revenue grew "a healthy" 17 percent from the year-ago period, excluding the net impact of foreign exchange. With currency taken into account, that revenue growth was only 12 percent year-over-year. ...
Google, true to form, did not provide a financial forecast as part of its quarterly earnings release. Currently, analysts surveyed by Thomson/First Call expect Google to post sales of $6.55 billion and earn $8.79 a share in 2006. New markets ...
The search giant missed earnings expectations by a wide margin but wasn't punished by traders ByBen Popper Jan 31, 2014, 5:11 AM GMT+8 Share this story Google 3D logo white stock 1020 It seems like Google can do no wrong with the markets these days. Theconsensus estimateon Wall Street...
After Google parent Alphabet (GOOGL) reportedthird-quarter earningsthat topped analysts' expectations, CEO Sundar Pichai and other executives told investors the tech giant is seeing strong gains from demand forartificial intelligence (AI), sending shares up over 5% in extended trading Tuesday. ...
Analyst consensus had been for earnings per share of $6.50 on a pro forma basis. Google CEO Eric Schmidt expressed satisfaction with the results after what he called “a roller-coaster year,” referring to the world’s economic crisis. “This was a very strong quarter for Google,” he ...