The company also
beating on revenue coming from their client computing group.
Tesla on Wednesday reported a smaller - than - expected loss for the fourth quarter and
beat on revenues.
The company met Wall Street's EPS estimates and
beat on revenue where analysts had forecast $ 710 in revenue.
The investment bank titan also
beat on revenue, reporting $ 7.83 billion against estimates of $ 7.61 billion.
Facebook (FB)
beat on revenue, posting $ 5.38 billion vs analyst expectations of $ 5.25 billion; it beat on earnings per share (EPS), with 77 cents per share, healthily above expectations of 62 cents per share; and most importantly for the company's future, it beat on monthly active users, bringing its total to 1.65 billion, where expectations were at 1.62 billion.
SunCoke Energy Partners (SXCP) fell after reporting Q1 EPS of $ 0.26, missing estimates of $ 0.31, but
beat on revenues of $ 214.8 M versus consensus of $ 205.7 M.
The company beat on EPS and
beat on revenue...
The company
beat on revenue, which grew more than 38 % year - over-year, and actual earnings of $ 0.23 / share were more than double the estimated $ 0.11 / share.1 Traders responded accordingly, gapping the stock higher on the open and taking it up as much as 7 % on the day before prices cooled a bit.
On 5/3/18, Becton Dickinson reported quarterly earnings results that
beat on revenue and earnings.
Not exact matches
Revenue of $ 13.83 billion beat forecasts of $ 13.72 billion but it disappointed on revenue outlook and its shares fell 2.2 per cent in after - hours t
Revenue of $ 13.83 billion
beat forecasts of $ 13.72 billion but it disappointed
on revenue outlook and its shares fell 2.2 per cent in after - hours t
revenue outlook and its shares fell 2.2 per cent in after - hours trading.
The prescription management company
beat estimates
on earnings but missed
on revenues.
The mobile carrier
beat estimates
on revenues and earnings but its net adds were lower than expected.
Apple reported quarterly earnings
on Thursday that
beat expectations, and
revenue that also topped estimates.
Nike
on Thursday reported third - quarter earnings that
beat analysts» forecasts for earnings and
revenue.
In the third quarter, Bank of America
beat on the top and bottom lines, reporting earnings per share of $ 0.41
on revenue of $ 21.64 billion.
Morgan Stanley
beat expectations in the same quarter last year, reporting diluted earnings per share of $ 0.43 ($ 0.32 expected)
on revenue of $ 7.86 billion ($ 7.63 billion expected).
We projected
revenue to top $ 21 million this year (about 60 percent growth over fiscal year 2006) and we are well
on track to meet or
beat that goal.
PSA's full - year results
beat analyst expectations of 1.9 billion euros in net income, 3.53 billion in operating profit and 64.68 billion in
revenue, based
on the median estimates in an Inquiry Financial poll for Reuters.
In the second quarter, the firm posted a big
beat, reporting earnings per share of $ 3.72 ($ 3.08 expected)
on revenue of $ 7.93 billion ($ 7.55 billion expected).
Apple's earnings, reported after Tuesday's close,
beat on both earnings and
revenues, and its stock jumped as much as 5 percent before settling in to a smaller 3.3 percent gain.
Legere attributed T - Mobile's handy earnings
beat on Monday mainly to its customer growth — 1.1 million total net additions — and boosted service
revenues, something not seen in the wireless industry in several years.
T - Mobile reported quarterly earnings and
revenue that
beat analysts» expectations
on Tuesday.
Oracle reported fiscal third - quarter earnings
on Wednesday that
beat analysts» expectations, as software
revenue popped.
Excluding items, GE Baker Hughes earned 9 cents per share,
beating analysts» estimates by 3 cents, according to Thomson Reuters I / B / E / S.
Revenue rose to $ 5.40 billion from $ 5.32 billion
on a combined basis a year earlier.
NetSuite
on Thursday reported strong second second - quarter results, with
revenue up 30 percent to $ 230.8 million and adjusted net income that
beat estimates.
The media company
beat Wall Street's average estimates for fiscal third - quarter
revenue and profit, helped by an unexpectedly strong 4 % jump in such affiliate sales, but investors focused
on the downbeat projection for the current quarter.
The Utah - based bank holding company reported earnings of 57 cents a share
on revenues of $ 116.9 million,
beating analyst expectations
on both top and bottom lines.
On Monday, the messaging service said
revenue more than doubled to $ 361 million in the third quarter,
beating an average forecast for $ 351.4 million.
The world's largest producer of gasoline engines posted earnings
on Wednesday, delivering a 1 - cent earnings
beat off of an 83 - cent basis and
revenue up just 1.2 percent year over year.
The internet company
beat analyst estimates
on earnings and
revenue.
Shares of E-Trade dropped about 2.2 percent after the bell, despite that the financial services company
beat Wall Street expectations
on top and bottom lines, reporting earnings of 64 cents
on $ 637 million in
revenue.
The real estate and railway holdings company
beat analyst expectations
on earnings, but fell slightly short
on revenue.
Morgan Stanley posted fourth - quarter earnings and
revenue on Thursday that
beat analyst expectations
on strong results in wealth management.
Starbucks reported earnings per share (EPS) of 58 cents,
beating street expectations by one cent,
on revenue of $ 6.07 billion.
Tesla also
beat on its top line, reporting $ 2.3 billion in
revenue, compared to expectations of $ 1.98 billion.
which posted and EPS
beat of $ 0.22 adj. but missed
on revenues.
The restaurant chain had a mixed earnings report,
beating earnings per share estimates, but missing
on revenue expectations.
LinkedIn reported quarterly earnings of $ 1.18 a share
on revenue of $ 960 billion,
beating expectations after the market closed
on Thursday.
Trade Desk shares surged 9 percent after hours
on a significant volume in extended trading after the technology company reported earnings and
revenue beats, and raised its guidance for the current quarter.
On January 27, the company announced its fourth quarter results, where
revenues and earnings
beat estimates.
The company released its Q4 results
on February 11 and its $ 213 million
revenue beat the street's $ 206 million estimate.
April 26 - PepsiCo Inc's quarterly
revenue and profit
beat Wall Street's targets
on Thursday as it sold more beverages and snacks in developing markets and posted a smaller sales decline in its North America beverages unit.
In its first earnings report since going public, fitness center operator Planet Fitness reported second - quarter profit of 13 cents a share, topping estimates by a penny,
on $ 79 million in
revenue, which
beat projections of $ 77 million.
Meanwhile, Adobe Systems, which makes the Photoshop software and has been expanding its cloud software business, is expected to
beat analysts» forecasts for second - quarter
revenue when the company reports its latest numbers
on Tuesday.
J.P. Morgan Chase reports earnings that
beat on the top and bottom lines, although trading
revenue growth remained light.
The media and cable giant reported quarterly earnings
on Wednesday that
beat analyst expectations, and
revenue that topped estimates, as the company grew its customer base in high - speed internet and business services, offsetting lost customers in video services.
Citigroup
on Friday reported quarterly earnings and
revenue that
beat analyst expectations, with the results boosted by lower corporate taxes and strong
revenue from stock trading.
The company
beat on both its top and bottom lines, reporting adjusted earnings of 90 cents a share
on a record quarterly
revenue of $ 1.61 billion, representing 23 percent year - over-year
revenue growth.
J.P. Morgan Chase
on Friday reported first - quarter earnings that
beat on the top and bottom lines, although trading
revenue growth remained light.
Shares of online travel site Expedia Group jumped 8.2 % after the company announced first - quarter
revenue that
beat expectations
on strong bookings growth.