Apple Fans Predict Blowout Quarter...But All That Matters Is Guidance A group of folks who ridicule Wall Street analysts for intentionally lowballing their Apple estimates so Apple can "surprise" on the upside have assembled their own consensus for Apple's Q4. Not surprisingly, the consensus calls for upside:
$8.4 billion of revenue vs. the Street consensus of $8.0 and Apple's guidance of $7.5.
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Vonage Beats Street, But Growth Slows (VG) Mixed news from Vonage: Jeff Citron's Internet phone provider beat Wall Street's estimates, but growth slowed to a trickle.
Vonage (VG) posted $225 million in Q1 revenue, up 15% y [..]
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Sirius (SIRI) Narrows Losses, Meets Street Estimates Sirius Satellite Radio (SIRI) did a little better than its proposed merger partner XM Satellite Radio this morning, turning in Q1 results roughly in line with Wall Street estimates. SIRI ended t [..]
Rupert Murdoch's WSJ: More Politics, More Expensive Wall Street Journal readers: How do you like your new, Murdochized paper? Enough to pay 33% more for it?
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Did Warren Buffett Save The Day? From Clusterstock: Warren's Goldman investment could change everything. Financial stocks, Wall Street bailout, market direction--everything.
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WSJ: No Layoffs (Yet)*; Streamlining Editing Process Rupert Murdoch has already been busy at work remaking the Wall Street Journal, pushing the paper's coverage to include much more politics and general ne [..]