worldspy - 04.05.12 19:43 As we saw again this quarter, earnings announcements can have significant impacts on stock valuations—at least over the short term.... mehr bei blogs.hbr.org

worldspy - 30.04.12 01:38 Jim O'Neill, Chairman of Goldman Sachs Asset Management, was in the U.S. last week to host GSAM's second Growth Markets Summit.
The purpose of the summit was to pitch the BRICs (i.e. Brazil, Russia, India, and China) and other growth markets (e.g. Indonesia, Korea, Mexico, Turkey) to clients. mehr bei businessinsider.com

worldspy - 25.04.12 22:42 Declining commodity costs and a higher mix of iPhone sales within the overall revenues helped Apple post a sequential increase in gross margins for the second consecutive quarter. mehr bei forbes.com

worldspy - 25.04.12 22:29 Apple announced on Tuesday another blockbuster quarter due largely to strong iPhone sales. Our friends at Statista put together an infographic that ma… mehr bei mashable.com

worldspy - 24.04.12 18:53 Philip Elmer-Dewitt has put together his list of analyst expectations ahead of Apple's quarterly earnings report this afternoon. The list includes estimates from 23 "independent" analysts and 34 "affiliated" analysts who work for large investment houses or research organizations. mehr bei macrumors.com

worldspy - 23.04.12 23:53 You know the drill. Apple releases guidance that's comically low, then it demolishes that guidance when it reports earnings.
So what can we expect based on Apple's past performance when it reports tomorrow? It should report EPS of $12.41 and revenue of $38.51 billion. This beats the street, which is pegging EPS at $10 and revenue at $36.63 billion. mehr bei businessinsider.com

worldspy - 13.04.12 01:46 Tech giant's Q1 earnings call reveals $10 billion in ad sales, as CPC falls again. Execs for the technology giant assigned multiple reasons for the price decline; shift towards mobile usage, increased targeting capabilities, and higher click volume. mehr bei searchenginewatch.com

KMR - 25.01.12 06:21 Last year I suggested that Apple could reach $100 billion for 2011. That was based on the addition of about $20 billion during 2010. Apple added $38 billion to reach $97.6 billion at the end of 2011. mehr bei asymco.com

KMR - 25.01.12 06:19 Simply looking over the numbers, it might be hard to wrap your head around what Apple just announced for their Q1 2012 results. A company this big is not supposed to be able to nearly double revenue year-to-year. Nor are they supposed to more than double profit. But Apple did both. mehr bei m.techcrunch.com

worldspy - 25.01.12 02:03 Apple‘s blowout first quarter was notable for many reasons, not least of which was the company’s record revenues of $46.3 billion.… mehr bei mashable.com