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Microsoft Q2 earnings: Beats on top and bottom line on strength of cloud
Microsoft announced its Q2 earnings, beating on the top and bottom line.
- Microsoft shares rise after it beats revenue, profit expectations, Azure posts 62% growth
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- At first investor day, Goldman Sachs pledges a 'path forward' with emphasis on banking, culture
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TechCrunch
Microsoft takes wraps off $40M 'AI for Health' initiative
Yahoo Finance
Boeing, McDonald's, Facebook, Microsoft, Tesla earnings: What to know in markets Wednesday
Dow components Boeing and McDonald’s will report earnings before the opening bell, and tech behemoths Facebook, Microsoft and Tesla will round things out after the market close.
Reuters
PayPal posts 13% fall in quarterly profit
Reuters
Microsoft beats second-quarter revenue estimates on cloud growth
Reuters
Microsoft beats second-quarter revenue estimates
Jan 29 (Reuters) - Microsoft Corp beat analysts' estimates for quarterly revenue on Wednesday, supported by another strong performance from its flagship cloud computing platform, Azure.
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Coronavirus: Epidemic or Pandemic?
The current geometric rate of transmission implies that over 100,000 people could be infected by early February.
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Is AMD's Rich Valuation Justified?
Investors want to see AMD as more than just a PC company, but has AMD proven its ability to grow beyond this?
Reuters
US STOCKS-Wall St edges higher on Apple, Boeing strength; Fed in focus
U.S. stock indexes edged higher on Wednesday, boosted by gains in Apple, Boeing and General Electric following their results, while investors assessed the economic damage of the fast-spreading coronavirus outbreak. The Federal Reserve is also in focus as it is expected to release its monetary policy statement at 2:00 pm ET.
Bloomberg
Google’s App Choice Screen Still Favors Google, Rival Says
(Bloomberg) -- Google’s response to a European Union order to give rival search apps a foothold on its Android phones may fail to steer users to alternatives, warned U.S. upstart DuckDuckGo, a competitor that won the right to appear as another search option on new handsets across Europe.Google has to prompt users to pick alternative search and web browser apps under the terms of a 2018 EU antitrust ruling that found the company unfairly ties moneymaking services to the Android software it gives away.It chose to set up an auction format for smaller rivals where they will pay to appear as a one of three non-Google options on the choice screen across Europe from March to June.But the user experience of the screens “is designed in a way that is subconsciously influencing people to use Google more than they otherwise should or would like to,” Gabriel Weinberg, chief executive officer of DuckDuckGo, a U.S. search engine that says it doesn’t track users, said in a phone interview.“Ultimately it will not be effective if it remains like that, if only because the auction format will push out a private option and that is the number one thing besides Google that people want to select,” he said.Non-Google OptionsThe auction will be re-run every three months. DuckDuckGo, Info.com and Google are the only search apps that will appear on the choice screens in 31 countries in the region. Microsoft Corp.‘s Bing will appear only on U.K. screens while Qwant, GMX, Seznam.cz AS, Yandex and PrivacyWall will be shown in some other European countries.Users trying to set up their phones will be shown a choice of four search engines, without much explanation of the apps or the possibility to change their choice later, DuckDuckGo said in a separate blog post on Tuesday.By passing up other ways of designing the prompts that could draw users to non-Google options, DuckDuckGo said Google is potentially undermining the EU order’s aim to widen alternatives to its apps.Google declined to comment, referring to a detailed January blog post where it said the “choice screen design was developed in consultation with the European Commission.”The commission’s press office said regulators “will continue monitoring closely the implementation of the choice screen mechanism” which comes after discussions with Google and feedback from other companies “in particular in relation to the presentation and mechanics of the choice screen and to the selection mechanism of rival search providers.”Choice Screen“As regards DuckDuckGo, as a result of the choice screen mechanism, they will be on every new Android device in the European Economic Area, and it will be for consumers to choose which search engine to install and use,“ the EU said in an emailed statement. The EU’s Android decision also allows rival search engines to be exclusively pre-installed on phone and tablets which “was not possible before.”Google said it was possible to pre-install other search providers prior to the EU ruling. The company is separately challenging the EU decision on Android at the bloc’s second-highest court. The same court will hold a three-day hearing in February on Google’s appeal to an earlier antitrust decision on its search service.Weinberg said DuckDuckGo has discussed its concerns with the European Commission.Margrethe Vestager, the EU’s competition commissioner, told reporters on Monday that she’s “very very closely” following Google’s efforts to comply with the order. She said she’s aware of the detail of the design, adding that officials were “doubting if people would use unlimited scroll” to show a large number of alternatives.Prices rivals must pay Google to appear on the screen “came down quite dramatically in the latest auction,” she said.The EU has never formally signed off on how Google opted to comply with the order, leaving it uncertain whether the company has done enough to avoid more fines. Regulators could seek further changes to the choice screen from Google if necessary.Google’s Chrome browser partly owes its own initial surge in popularity to choice screens that Microsoft agreed to show under EU pressure to offer people an alternative to the browser it loaded on to new personal computers with its Windows software.Microsoft’s screen “wasn’t limited in choice and had 12 different browsers” and “most or all of the elements that we are suggesting here,” Weinberg said.(Updates with detail of search apps in 6th paragraph. An earlier version of this story was corrected to say that Info.com will also appear across Europe.)\--With assistance from Natalia Drozdiak.To contact the reporter on this story: Aoife White in Brussels at awhite62@bloomberg.netTo contact the editors responsible for this story: Peter Chapman at pchapman10@bloomberg.net, Nate LanxonFor more articles like this, please visit us at bloomberg.comSubscribe now to stay ahead with the most trusted business news source.©2020 Bloomberg L.P.
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Edited Transcript of AMD earnings conference call or presentation 28-Jan-20 10:30pm GMT
Q4 2019 Advanced Micro Devices Inc Earnings Call
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MarketAxess (MKTX) Q4 Earnings & Revenues Beat Estimates
MarketAxess (MKTX) Q4 results reflect increase in revenues on higher trading volumes, partly offset by rise in expenses.
Investing.com
Microsoft Earnings, Revenue Beat in Q2
Investing.com - Microsoft (NASDAQ:MSFT) reported on Wednesday second quarter earnings that beat analysts' forecasts and revenue that topped expectations.
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Nasdaq (NDAQ) Surpasses Q4 Earnings and Revenue Estimates
Nasdaq's (NDAQ) Q4 results reflect growth in non-trading revenues and Corporate Services, Information Services and Market Technology segments.
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Economic Data Deluge
Economic Data Deluge
Baystreet
TSX Flat at Open
Equities in Toronto gave up early gains Wednesday as concerns over the economic impact of a coronavirus ...
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Trade Deficit, Boeing's Q4 Down on Up Pre-Market
Advance Trade on Goods for December fell farther than expected, while Boeing missed Q4 estimates. GE and McDonald's performed better.
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Should WisdomTree U.S. LargeCap ETF (EPS) Be on Your Investing Radar?
Style Box ETF report for EPS
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AMD Q4 Earnings Top Estimates, Shares Down on Bleak Guidance
AMD's fourth-quarter 2019 results benefit from robust adoption of Ryzen, Radeon and latest second-gen EPYC processors. However, cautious revenue guidance for the first quarter is a concern.
Zacks
Ribbon Augments Cloud Solutions With Next-Gen Edge Portfolio
Ribbon Communications (RBBN) unveils Microsoft-certified Next Generation Intelligent Edge portfolio to deliver reliable and secured cloud-based voice and data applications to enterprise customers.
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Business Services Earnings Due on Jan 30: V, APTV & More
Investors interested in Business Services sector can watch out for reports of V, APTV, RHI and ADS.
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The Zacks Analyst Blog Highlights: Apple, Starbucks, Advanced Micro Devices and eBay
The Zacks Analyst Blog Highlights: Apple, Starbucks, Advanced Micro Devices and eBay
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Stock Market News for Jan 29, 2020
U.S. equities recovered on Tuesday, owing to a surge in stocks of Apple Inc. (AAPL) and other technology companies.