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Loudcloud reports wide loss
News Loudcloud, an Internet consulting company backed by Web pioneer Marc Andreessen, said its fiscal fourth-quarter loss widened.
Google: Weathering the economy?
News news analysis The search giant's second-quarter results disappointed investors, but CEO Schmidt believes on-target sales indicate it is shrugging off the broader malaise.
Tags: Earning reports/forecasts, Google Inc., Internet Search Advertising, foreign-exchange, search engine company, marketing, Hitwise, revenue, hiring, U.S.
Microsoft earnings top expectations
News Buoyed by strong demand for PCs, Microsoft last Thursday reported better-than-expected quarterly sales and earnings, with the company noting that it sees signs of a recovery in corporate tech spending.
Top Google execs: US$1 salary, no bonus, no options
News Maybe there is such a thing as enough money. Eric Schmidt, Sergey Brin, and Larry Page got no salary, bonus, stock grants, or stock options in 2008.
Tags: Stock options and grants, Sergey Brin, Google Inc., Compensation, stock grant, Stock, Larry Page, stock compensation, Stock options and grants, Salary
Nvidia offers hope with Q2 results
News Nvidia said Thursday that its second quarter loss had narrowed from a year ago and offered hope things might turn around.
Tags: Processors, NVidia Corp., Quarter, GPU, Compensation, Cloud Computing, quarterly revenue, stock compensation, high-performance computing, net income
Yahoo meets analyst expectations
News Posts first-quarter net income that's down from a year ago on higher stock compensation expenses but is in line with expectations.
Tags: Search, Earning reports/forecasts
Transmeta's Q4 loss widens, processor sales rise
News Start-up chipmaker Transmeta, which is challenging Intel, said its fourth-quarter loss widened. Sales jumped on demand for processors used in a line of touch-screen computer displays.
Redback blows past estimates, appoints new CEO
News Despite continued losses, Redback Networks blew past analyst estimates for its second quarter by quadrupling sales.
Shareholders rubber-stamp Microsoft payout
News Approval of changes to employee stock compensation paves way for US$32 billion bonanza for shareholders.
Tags: Financial
Gates, Ballmer's pay hold at about US$900,000
News Paychecks stay the same for the top two, but compensation changes for other Microsoft workers as stock grants replace options.
Tags: Financial
Cisco CEO upbeat on strong sales
News CEO John Chambers says he expects Cisco Systems to continue with its strong momentum into the next quarter.
Tags: Networking, Earning reports/forecasts
Google sees revenues rise, beats expectations
News First-quarter revenue rises nearly 80 percent and, along with an increase in profit, beats analyst estimates.
Tags: Web sites, Search, Financial statements, Sales/revenue, Analyst reports, Internet advertising
Cut in stock benefits disappoints Microsoft staff
News It's no surprise that an informal survey, drawing 260 respondents, finds displeasure with the computing juggernaut's decision to curtail its stock purchase plan, but other companies may follow Microsoft's lead.
Tags: Software
Ciena cuts outlook, investor cringe
News Shares of the communications equipment maker are walloped after it cuts its earnings and revenue targets.
Microsoft to share its wealth with investors
News The answer to dealing with its US$50 billion bank account: a per-share, one-time payout and massive stock buyback.
Tags: Business applications, Banking
