Bill Alpert is a Senior Writer who covers finance and investment topics for various publications including MarketWatch, Private Equity News, Yahoo Finance, and Financial News. His work has also been featured in Barron's and The Organized Crime and Corruption Reporting Project. Bill's articles often focus on hedge funds, asset management, and market trends.
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Netflix shares slipped in late trading despite better-than-expected earnings and subscriber data for the second quarter.
By: Bill Alpert
Netflix shares slipped in late trading despite better-than-expected earnings and subscriber data for the second quarter.
By: Bill Alpert
Netflix shares trade lower despite better-than-expected earnings and subscriber data for the second quarter.
The average forecast for Alphabet’s net income is for it to tick down 3% sequentially, to $22.9 billion, or $1.85 a share. That would still be a nice 50% year-over-year jump.
By: Bill Alpert
The company delivered June quarter earnings of $1.89 a share, giving investors a favorable surprise for the second quarter in a row.
By: Bill Alpert, Naomi Buchanan, Keith Speights
The company delivered June quarter earnings of $1.89 a share, giving investors a favorable surprise for the second quarter in a row.
The company delivers June quarter earnings of $1.89 a share, giving investors a favorable surprise for the second quarter in a row.
Nvidia stock fell Wednesday along with other artificial-intelligence names such as Alphabet, the parent of Google that reported quarterly earnings Tuesday. A concern with Alphabet’s report was its plan to continue heavy investment in cloud and AI infrastructure. Alphabet June report showed that the Big Tech giant has been putting its hands deep in its pockets over the past quarter, and pouring money into its cloud and AI systems.
By: Bill Alpert
Microsoft stock slid along with other big tech stocks on Wednesday. Materne expects Microsoft to report that revenue grew 14% to $64.1 billion in the company’s fourth fiscal quarter ended in June. What he’ll watch for in the quarter’s results are the growth of Microsoft’s Azure cloud revenue and the growth of its Office365 software revenue.
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