Grand theft auto maker makes a killing
Take-Two Interactive strikes success
Grand theft auto maker Take-Two Interactive is reporting quarterly profit handily beat up the cocaine nose job of Wall Street estimates.
Symantec profit drops
Consumers don't want it
Antivirus and security software maker Symantec saw its quarterly profit and revenue missed what the cocaine nose jobs of Wall Street expected.
Toshiba's accounts were a load of old Tosh
Shares fall as the investigators are called in
Toshiba second probe into its own accounting in two years wiped close to $2.5 billion off the Japanese industrial giant's market value.
Nvidia expects a beating
Trouble ahead,
GPU maker Nvidia is seeing trouble ahead, thanks to a slump in PC sales and a strong US dollar.
Acer hangs on in there
Still in profit
Troubled PC maker Acer surprised everyone by saying that it managed to remain profitable during the last quarter despite a decline of 11.4 percent in revenues.
EA Games profits better than expected
Battlefield Hardline sales good
Electronic Arts has surprised the cocaine nose jobs of Wall Street with better-than-expected quarterly earnings and revenue.
Samsung winning Smartphone war
Money rolling in
Samsung Electronics is winning the Smartphone war, despite what you might be reading in the mainstream press.
Apple results show weaknesses
OK for now, but still no plan
Apple released some reasonable results which seem to show that in the long term the company could be facing trouble.
Amazon books profit on the cloud
Web Services jump by 50 per cent
Amazon's first-quarter revenue grew thanks to better sales in the US and its cloud-computing services unit increasing sales by 50 per cent.
Strong ARM tactics yield results
Cash pile building
Chip designer ARM reported a 36 per cent rise in first-quarter net profit amid strong demand for its technology.