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October 15, 2009 2:10 PM PDT

IBM delivers solid quarter, ups 2009 earnings outlook

by Larry Dignan
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IBM delivered a solid third quarter that featured better-than-expected profit and revenue growth. The company also upped its earnings targets for 2009.

IBM on Thursday reported third-quarter net income of $3.1 billion, or $2.40 a share, on revenue of $23.6 billion, down 7 percent from a year ago. Wall Street was looking for earnings of $2.38 a share on revenue of $23.4 billion.

The outlook was also solid. IBM is expecting 2009 earnings to be about $9.85 a share, up from a previous projection of $9.70 a share. Wall Street had IBM at $9.78 for the year...

Read more of "IBM delivers solid quarter, ups 2009 earnings outlook" at ZDNet's Between the Lines.

Larry Dignan is editor in chief of ZDNet and editorial director of CNET's TechRepublic. He has covered the technology and financial-services industries since 1995.
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by ehabbash October 16, 2009 3:24 AM PDT
Awaiting for Oracle-Sun results, viva IBM....
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