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Take-Two beats up its figures
31.4 percent thanks to basketball game
Videogame publisher Take-Two Interactive Software Inc reported a 31.4 percent rise in adjusted revenue thanks to its basketball game "NBA 2K17."
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Sony Mobile drops smartphone target
Midrange is a black hole of depression
Sony Mobile has lowered the target of its smartphone shipments for fiscal 2016,to 17 million units from its previous forecast of 19 million units in July.
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LG sees profits slump again
Mobile kills off nice display
Troubled phone maker LG has seen its third quarter operating profit fall 3.7 percent from a year earlier.
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Watch out world, the Microsoft Empire is striking back
And this time it is cloudy
After years languishing under the reign of its shy and retiring CEO Steve “there is a kind of hush” Ballmer, it seems that Microsoft is back in a role of global dominance, thanks to it actually betting on cloud technology reasonably early.
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Intel doing well but predicts trouble ahead
Surprises Wall Street
Chipzilla has surprised the cocaine nose jobs of Wall Street by reporting a better-than-expected quarterly earnings and revenue.
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IBM doing a little better than expected
Cloud helps out
The ever shrinking Biggish Blue posted better-than-expected third-quarter revenue thanks to its moves to the cloud and analytics businesses.
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HTC sees growth back
Desire 10 doing well
HTC which has had little good cheer for a while has seen its revenues for September grew 41.8 per cent on month to a 15-month high of $297.12 million.
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Micron does better than expected
Thanks for the memory
Memory-chip maker Micron Technology reported better-than-expected fourth quarter revenue, which saw its smallest decline in a year, as pricing improves and the personal computer market starts to make its big comeback.
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Total Recall does not damage Samsung's bottom line
Rest of the business doing brilliantly
Samsung expected to report a higher than expected third quarter profit, despite having to write off a fortune because of the global recall of its Galaxy Note 7.
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Euro server sails slump
IDC reports a three percent fall
While their are suggestions that PC sales might be picking up, life is not so good for people trying to peddle servers, according to beancounters at IDC.