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Yesterday, Microsoft announced their quarterly earnings and the company's stock was destroyed today following the not-so-hot results.
Sony has said this week that it is delaying the reporting of its quarterly earnings as it continues to assess the damage from the cyberattack that took down Sony Pictures last year.
Spotify saw its revenue grow significantly in 2013, but the large losses remain as the company continues to iron out a business model that will make it profitable.
Sony Computer Entertainment President and CEO Andrew House has confirmed the company's revenue expectations for their PlayStation division have been increased for the future.
Struggling casual gaming company Zynga announced a huge loss of $57.1 million for the quarter, up from a loss of just $68,000 in the same quarter a year ago.
Of note, the company's Surface revenue and Xbox sales grew significantly, both doubling year-over-year.
Apple reported their quarterly earnings today, crushing estimates in nearly all categories but especially in revenue and iPhone and Mac sales.
Giant semi Intel announced their quarterly earnings last night, reporting another strong quarter thanks to an 'improved' PC market.
After being wildly profitable amid strong smartphone sales in 2011 and even in 2012, Taiwanese smartphone maker HTC has fallen on some hard times of late, showing losses for the last four quarters following quarters of falling profits.
Sony has reported another massive loss this quarter, 138 billion yen ($1.3 billion), thanks to a writedown for its sold PC business.
Rovio, the gaming company behind the blockbuster Angry Birds series, saw its profits fall almost 50 percent in 2013, on Rovio that barely grew.
Yesterday, Apple reported its quarterly earnings while also announcing a stock buyback and a stock split. Investors loved the report, and the company saw its shares fly today.
Sprint posted their fourth quarter earnings this week, losing money again and remaining the only major carrier in the U.S. to lose money on a regular basis.
Earlier today, HTC reported their fourth quarter earnings, posting another poor showing, as expected. Worse, the company forecasted a further decline in profit and revenue for the Q1 2014.
Last night, Korean giant LG released its quarterly earnings report, showing a huge boost in smartphone sales.
Netflix reported its quarterly earnings yesterday, showing a profit and strong subscriber momentum.
Nintendo has reversed its sales guidance expectations, with the gaming company now expecting an annual fiscal operating loss of 35 billion yen ($336 million) as compared to its previous forecast of a 100 billion yen profit.
HTC, once the poster child for smartphone growth, has had yet another awful quarter.
BlackBerry yesterday reported their quarterly earnings, taking yet another massive writedown and awful results.
Apple has reported their quarterly financial results this afternoon, having another standard strong quarter.
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