Alibaba revenues soar but profit column takes a hit on the spreadsheets
Alibaba comfortably passed analyst estimates for the three months ending June 30, as total revenues soared 61% year-on-year.
Alibaba comfortably passed analyst estimates for the three months ending June 30, as total revenues soared 61% year-on-year.
In its first earnings release since going public in June, payments firm Adyen is proving it can live up to the hype.
Xiaomi has released its quarterly figures with breakthroughs in the Indian and Indonesian markets paying off for the budget smartphone manufacturer.
China Mobile has reported its numbers for the first half, with the ridiculous figures just demonstrating how much potential there is for those who can crack the Great Firewall of China.
Profits might have plummeted but that hasn’t stopped Deutsche Telekom from raising its full-year outlook as subscriber gains in the US business drags the rest of the group forward.
Snap has reported its numbers for the second quarter, and while the news is not wall-to-wall blockbusters, there does seem to be rational, long-term confidence.
Another three months have passed and yet again we are reporting about the eccentric John Legere and his unique use of punctuation cooing over 1.6 million net additions to T-Mobile US subscriber numbers.
While many telcos are keen to convert customers to valuable postpaid contracts, Three CEO Dave Dyson doesn’t believe the type of payment is relevant, as long as you keep your customers happy.
Fitbit might not be turning in the results of yesteryear, but riding the wave of Versa to beat analyst expectations demonstrates there might be mass-market appeal for the brand.
Apple has reported its quarterly results for the three months ending June 30, collecting an eye-watering $585 million in revenue a day over the period.
Baidu has released financials for the last three months with its news product leading the charge for the Chinese search giant.
Shipments of smartphones across the second quarter of 2018 were down 1.8% year-on-year, though Huawei managed to sell enough devices to leapfrog Apple into second place on the rankings table.
Huawei has reported its numbers for the first half of 2018, defying any trends there is a slowdown in the global telecoms and technology industry.
Samsung’s run of reporting record quarterly results has come to an end as sluggish sales for its flagship S9 device hit a wall.
We’re still no closer to finding out who will be leading the BT business into the era of 5G, but investors seem happy with the first quarter performance as share price creeps up 3%.
Amazon has released the results for the first half of 2018, with cloud business unit AWS accounting for just over 61% of the total operating income.
Revenues of $13 billion, an operating margin of 44%, net income of $5.1 billion and a share price plummet of 17% overnight; Facebook has not impressed investors with its latest quarterly results.
Sky has released its financial results for the last twelve months, and you can see why a bidding battle enraged over the UK’s biggest premium content provider.
Both giant US operators announced their Q2 2018 numbers recently with Verizon exceeding expectations but AT&T not so much.
Vodafone has pointed the finger at new accounting rules and fluctuating FX as the reason for a 4.9% decline in revenues over the last three months.
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