236 news & feature articles results for "operating profit warren east"

Nokia, the largest handset maker in the world, reports a 69 percent drop in profit and a 19 percent drop in sales. Decline's scale comes as a surprise to most investors.

Posted by Marguerite Reardon

The Baan Company beat Wall Street's profit predictions of 11 cents a share, posting profits instead of 13 cents per share, or $26.9 million.

Posted by Randy Weston

With the acquisition of Artisan Components, ARM will get 340 employees, plus facilities in California and India.

Posted by Ron Coates

The software giant posts first-quarter profit that beats Wall Street projections by 5 cents per share.

Posted by Wylie Wong

NASA is using a Linux machine from Silicon Graphics with 256 Itanium 2 processors and plans to double that, the company says after posting financial results that move it closer to a profit.

Posted by Stephen Shankland

Global chipmakers say 2003 could be tough on profits as low corporate demand for computer technology amid economic uncertainty keeps chip prices under pressure.

Posted by null Reuters

The computing giant returns to profitability in its final quarter, but expects to see red ink in the next. It also appoints a new head for its global sales unit.

Posted by Stephen Shankland

Cable operators large and small are muscling in on local phone providers.

Posted by Ben Charny

Cognizant, Wipro and Infosys Tecnologies shine in a murky economy thanks to a large pool of programming talent in India that allows them to cut prices while maintaining profit margins.

Posted by Tiffany Kary

Despite profits being hurt by a one-time charge, Oracle reports a net first-quarter income of $40.5 million. But analysts say the company's future success depends on its ability to evolve.

Posted by Dan Goodin