Sentences with phrase «next quarter due»

PS4 will not offset expenses... SONY even said revenue would be flat next quarter due to R&D expenses, along with advertising dollars that will be spent.
Wehner added that the number of daily and monthly active users in Europe may be flat or down next quarter due to new privacy regulations, which could also impact revenue.

Not exact matches

The aluminum - cased N1, which runs on Google's Android Lollipop operating software but features Nokia's new Z Launcher intelligent home screen interface, is due to be in stores in China in the first quarter of next year for an estimated price of $ 249 before taxes, with sales to other markets to follow.
With an employment report and second - quarter earnings reports (and most importantly, second - half guidance) due in the next few weeks, the faith of investors in those March lows may be tested.
«We expect demand to outstrip supply for iPhone X over the next two quarters, but demand could potentially slow down starting in the June 2018 quarter due to anticipation of new devices later in the year,» wrote the analysts.
Then, you need to make quarterly estimated tax payments... Starting with the first quarter, the due dates are April 15, June 15, September 15, and January 15 (of the next year).
For next year, however, ING expects lower prices due to rising US crude output, which has jumped by a quarter since mid-2016.
The committee holds a meeting / get together every quarter with the next one due to happen in September 2015 (date TBC).
Next week, too, Banega is due to line out in Seville's Champions League quarter final tie with German giants Bayern Munich.
Shekarau in a statement made available to newsmen on Monday said: «As you may be aware, for quite some time now, since, after the 2015 general elections, there have been various calls made by individuals and groups from many quarters, nationwide, urging my humble candidature for the contest of the presidency of the Federal Republic of Nigeria in the next general elections, due in 2019.
This news comes just weeks after GDP was revised downwards to 0.1 per cent in the second quarter and ahead of third quarter figures due next week.
By the time of the due date for the next election Boris will be three - quarters through his term.
«As you may be aware, for quite some time now, since after the 2015 general elections, there have been various calls made by individuals and groups from many quarters, nationwide, urging my humble candidature for the contest of the presidency of the Federal Republic of Nigeria in the next general elections, due in 2019.
Due on sale in the UK in the second quarter of next year, the all - new micro will revive the Viva nameplate offered by Vauxhall there in the 1960s and»70s.
They proclaim that in the next two quarters their revenues will increase due to an order from Amazon.
It will be compatible with the current tPrime keyboard / battery dock and is due to hit North America next quarter.
Amazon is expected to launch the device in the fourth quarter and it's likely that next week will see the tablet introduced, due to a planned press event for an unknown product.
Victoria is due for her echocardiogram in two weeks, so we will let you know how that turns out next quarter.
Stay tuned for Virgin's financial reporting for summer quarter due out next week.
In addition to the close - quarters action of Rainbow Six, Ubisoft also has a more atmospheric shooter coming with The Division, due out next year.
More than a quarter of the 64 lots at Sotheby's next big sale of contemporary art in March will be masterpieces by the likes of Georg Baselitz, Gerhard Richter, Sigmar Polke and Anselm Kiefer — all of which are due to go on public display from 23 February.
«One of the main drivers behind CMBS originations over the past several quarters is the more than $ 300 billion of maturing loans that will come due over the next three years, the majority of which are still subject to prepayment lockout or penalty provisions,» they wrote in a recent note.
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