Hewlett Packard Enterprise Stumbles Despite Decent Earnings Beat
After Hewlett Packard Enterprise reported its most recent quarterly results late Tuesday, shares fell early Wednesday.
After Hewlett Packard Enterprise reported its most recent quarterly results late Tuesday, shares fell early Wednesday.
Both Smartsheet and DocuSign have seen their respective quiet periods come to an end. Each company has seen explosive growth since its IPO, and now analysts are calling for them to run even higher.
Hewlett Packard Enterprise is scheduled to release its fiscal second-quarter financial results after the markets close on Tuesday.
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Semiconductor giant Micron Technology had raised revenue and earnings per share guidance for its fiscal third quarter.
Cloud-based software provider Adaptive Insights has filed with the SEC regarding its initial public offering.
The Applied Materials results were bad enough that Goldman Sachs downgraded it, and others in the semiconductor capital equipment space also suffered.
Even though Applied Materials reported better-than-expected fiscal second-quarter financial results, its shares dropped sharply Friday morning.
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At this stage in the bull market, it is not usually well received when companies miss on revenues and offer guidance that feels weak.
Cisco Systems has been one of the top Dow stocks for most of 2018 so far, and while this momentum has been impressive, earnings need to be equally—or even more—impressive to keep investors satisfied.
Cisco Systems is scheduled to release its most recent quarterly results after the markets close on Wednesday.
Pivotal Software entered the market relatively quietly on back in April, but now it seems to be making a splash with analysts now that its quiet period has ended.
Apple, on the verge of being the first $1 trillion market capitalization company, constantly looks to expand its business and product and service lines.
Analyst Gene Munster of Loup Ventures offers the second of a four-part series on how iPhone may become Apple-as-a-Service.