Intel’s stock took a beating on the news that the company was forced to reduce its forecast going forward from the double-digit growth in data center and corporate network sales.
Microsoft will introduce three new investor metrics at their next earnings report, one of which will finally reveal profitability of their commercial cloud business.
The house that Windows built is no longer leaning on the operating system as its main source of revenue as Microsoft seeks to augment its financial structure by championing its cloud-based opportunities in Office and Azure
Microsoft will be publishing its fiscal year 2016 fourth-quarter financial results after the close of the markets on July 19, 2016.
With a reported decline in PC sales, HP Inc. takes a large hit in revenue in light of their recent quarterly reports.
In the FY16 Q3 financial report from Microsoft, we see that Microsoft has received some “strong growth” in revenue from Xbox Live.
Search advertisements bring in another 1% towards Microsoft’s More Personal Computing revenue in FY16 Q3.
Microsoft’s Intelligent Cloud division grew in FY16 Q3, thanks in large part to the continues growth in Azure.
Microsoft Surface revenue has increased according to Microsoft’s FY16 Q3 financial report, propping up the More Personal Computing division and making up for losses in Windows phone revenue.
Microsoft’s Productivity and Business Processes division grew marginally in FY16 Q3, thanks in large part to growth in Office revenues.
Surface, Xbox Live, and Search revenues were all up, but Windows OEM and phone revenues were significant negative contributors to More Personal Computing revenues.
A counterfactual analysis by The Street supposes Steve Ballmer would look like a genius today if his failed bid for Yahoo! in 2008 had been a success.
HP blames a recent dip in profits on a “tough” PC market, but could Windows 10 have something to do with it?
Microsoft is hanging its quarterly revenue hat on are the gains from its Productivity and Business Processes division.
While there hasn’t been a lot of focus on Microsoft’s mobile earnings in their first quarter earnings report, there is a brief mention that the company’s phone revenue has declined by 54% due to their “updated strategy”. There’s no specific … Read more
Microsoft announced an increase in dividends late yesterday: Microsoft Corp. today announced that its board of directors declared a quarterly dividend of $0.36 per share, reflecting a five cent increase, or 16.1 percent, over the previous quarter’s dividend. The dividend … Read more