V2M - Earnings

Sprint, the third-largest U.S. wireless operator, reported that 40 percent of its 1.8 million iPhone sales were to new customers. ...More

Yesterday By Josh Long

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Apple, iPhone Post Monstrous Numbers

Apple sold a whopping 37.04 million iPhones in the latest quarter, reflecting 128 percent unit growth over the year-ago quarter. ...More

January 24, 2012 By Josh Long

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Pension Costs, iPhone Weigh on Verizon's Bottom Line

But operating revenues climbed thanks to continued growth at Verizon Wireless. ...More

January 24, 2012 By Josh Long

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Profit Plunges at BlackBerry-Maker Research In Motion

RIM's last quarter wasn't kind to the company or its investors. It wrote down the value of its PlayBook tablet due to meager sales and suffered a days-long network outage that interrupted BlackBerry services for millions of customers around the world. ...More

December 15, 2011 By Josh Long

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Sprint Adds Wireless Subs, Narrows Losses in 3Q

But despite posting its best wireless gains in about five years, Sprint continued to lose contract customers, albeit at a slower rate. ...More

October 26, 2011 By Josh Long

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Apple’s Annual Profit Nears $26 Billion

Demand for most of Apple’s consumer electronics devices simply continues to climb. ...More

October 18, 2011 By Josh Long

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RIM Earnings, Stock Price Grim, But BlackBerry-Maker Holds Out Hope

Is Research In Motion’s flickering flame fading even more? These results will only increase speculation that the BlackBerry-maker should be a target for acquisition. ...More

September 15, 2011 By Craig Galbraith

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Yahoo! CEO Bartz Canned After Just 2 ½ Years

Carol Bartz was unable to turn Yahoo! around – the company’s stock price hasn’t budged, earnings continue to be weak and its advertising business isn’t doing so hot. ...More

September 7, 2011 By Craig Galbraith

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Disney Mulls Cable vs. Netflix, TV Everywhere

Netflix is a great outlet for older back-catalog and library content, but CEO Bob Iger said pay-TV operators like cable, satellite and IPTV should be the go-to guys for current and premium programming, in the face of TV Everywhere initiatives. ...More

August 10, 2011 By Tara Seals

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DISH Subs Down, But Revenues Up

Dish Network President and CEO Joe Clayton largely attributed subscriber losses “to increased competitive pressures, including higher levels of discounting." ...More

August 9, 2011 By Josh Long

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