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Wall Street Abandons PC Stocks
News Wall Street has given up on PC stocks. What's different this time is the unanimous view from Wall Street and the resignation that PC sales are going to be flat at best for a long time. Gateway's fourth quarter profit warning discouraged analysts so...
[November 30, 2000, 16:02]
Wall Street Boos Amazon's Juggling Act
News Amazon.com's balancing act between turning a profit and growing sales has fallen flat, according to Wall Street analysts who lowered estimates and downgraded the stock in some cases on Tuesday. Wall Street was projecting sales of $1.26bn for the...
[July 25, 2001, 8:00]
Wall Street Journal Publisher To Cut Jobs
News Dow Jones and Co, publisher of the Wall Street Journal and its online version, is set to cut an unspecified number of jobs, after announcing on Wednesday that its profits for the first quarter of 2001 will be less than half what analysts expected.
[March 7, 2001, 15:57]
The Day Ahead: Amazon Learns New Word (profit), Wall Street Cheers
News Amazon gave Wall Street everything it wanted and won back some credibility. Maybe Amazon sensed patience was wearing thin on Wall Street. If you want to know how Wall Street analysts will react to Amazon's outlook, all you have to do is look at...
[February 3, 2000, 11:45]
Wall Street Jittery Over Intel Price Cuts
News Joseph's estimates put him at the low end of Wall Street. In a research note on Monday, Lehman Brothers analyst Dan Niles said Intel is hatching a plan to regain market share from Advanced Micro Devices, sparking a price war that will hurt earnings.
[August 8, 2001, 8:30]
Wall Street Smitten With Online Travel
News This time last year, that comment would have rattled Wall Street, which once believed Priceline could be all things to all customers. On Priceline.com's first-quarter earnings conference call, CEO Daniel H.
[May 2, 2001, 13:24]
The Day Ahead: Apple Asks For Leap Of Faith, Wall Street Balks
News Jobs, who was out of his element with those skeptical Wall Street types, really had no choice. It's a shame Jobs can't rally Wall Street analysts the same way he rallies the faithful at Macworld. In his tenure as Apple saviour, Jobs hasn't talked...
[October 19, 2000, 13:01]
Wall Street Waits For Word On Yahoo!
News Wall Street analysts will be listening eagerly after market close Wednesday when Web bellwether Yahoo! Wall Street expects the company to break even this quarter, down from 12 cents a share during the same period a year ago, according to First Call...
[July 11, 2001, 14:43]
The Day Ahead: Young Companies Learn Wall Street Game On Fly
News Welcome to Wall Street. If we execute and repeat that for ten years the Street will respond. AvantGo chief executive Richard Owen heard that question Tuesday following his company's first earnings report as a public company.
[November 1, 2000, 12:52]
Cell Phone Attacks - MyMobiSafe.com Appears In Wall Street Journal
Blog Cell Phone Attacks - MyMobiSafe.com Appears In Wall Street Journal As a startup business, there is nothing more flattering than having a globally respected media source such as the Wall Street Journal turn to you for expertise.
[July 6, 2007, 0:24]
Oracle's Fight For Wall Street Cred
News Wall Street remembers him when he was just plain "Chuck". You sound unhappy with the coverage Oracle is getting from Wall Street. Chuck, as in Chuck Phillips, a Morgan Stanley star analyst who moved to Oracle three years ago and became its co...
[May 17, 2006, 12:20]
The Day Ahead: Is Wall Street's Summer Lull Already Over?
News Wall Street, which is usually ahead of the curve, has investors wondering if the usual summer lull already happened -- in the spring. To Wall Street it's great news when more people are out of work than the previous month.
[June 5, 2000, 12:36]
DVD Site Makes Wall Street Debut
News Online DVD rental company Netflix had a successful Wall Street debut on Thursday. The company set an initial price of $15, at the top of its previously announced $13 to $15 range. It opened at $16.19 on Thursday and rose as high as $17.40, or 16...
[May 23, 2002, 17:23]
US Report: Yahoo! Clobbers Wall Street
News Even optimistic "whisper" numbers winding through Wall Street Wednesday only had Yahoo! s streak as one of the few Internet companies that consistently beats Street estimates. Yahoo! destroyed analysts' expectations yesterday by returning a profit...
[July 9, 1998, 9:58]
Poor Intel Performance Gives Wall Street The Jitters
News There was however a degree of guarded relief on Wall Street since many analysts had expected Wednesday's news to hit harder. News of the chip maker's downturn, in tandem with dismal results elsewhere in the technology sector, managed to wipe almost...
[March 6, 1998, 9:18]
Apple Stock Up A Third As Wall Street Applauds
News Investors buying at the 52-week low would have doubled their money as Wall Street digested Apple's powerful new board and statement of commitment by Microsoft. Although, a analysts cautioned that a correction is likely once the euphoria fades, the...
[August 7, 1997, 9:57]
The Day Ahead: Sycamore Allays Wall Street Worries For Now
News On a conference call with analysts, officials seemed to be well aware of Wall Street's questions about the company and systematically tried to shoot them down. Commentary: Sycamore Networks did what it had to on its conference call -- give a great...
[November 15, 2000, 12:51]
The Day Ahead: Web Brokers' Profits Can't Buy Wall Street's Love
News Online brokers such as E*Trade, Ameritrade, DLJdirect and Charles Schwab all creamed Wall Street estimates and delivered stellar quarterly results. The consensus on Wall Street is that first-quarter volume and profits won't last.
[May 2, 2000, 11:42]
A Year Ago: HP Shocks Wall Street
News Jaws dropped yesterday when Hewlett Packard told Wall Street that plummeting PC prices, weakness in Asia and rising operating expenses would, based on preliminary estimates, contribute to weaker than expected Q2 results.
[May 17, 1999, 6:15]
AMD Wins Hearts On Wall Street
News Wall Street analysts generally expected a seasonal decline for AMD following the traditionally strong holiday period. Friday's announcement came not long after AMD shocked Wall Street and topped analyst consensus by 4,200 percent in the fourth...
[February 15, 2000, 15:09]
