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Xbox division profits for second straight year, but ...  Microsoft's Entertainment and Devices Division -- the gaming and Zune portion of the company -- has announced profits for the fiscal year that ended on June 30. Unfortunately for Microsoft, it's 66 percent less profit than last year ($169 million, dow [..] |
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Sony profits sink, game division floats by  Filed under: Sony PlayStation 2, Sony PlayStation 3, Sony PSP, Business
With the celebratory horn tooting out of the way, let's turn to Sony's overall quartely results -- a tune, you'll find, that's distinctly grim. A 72 pe [..] |
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| Xbox Division Hasn't Seen Consumer Slowdown [Business] While the U.S. economy currently resides in the toilet, Microsoft says consumer spending for its Xbox and Zune division is still going strong. According to Microsoft exec Robbie Bach: We have not seen, on the consumer side of our business, a slowdown. [..] |
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Xbox division a bright spot on Microsoft's quarterly report 
Despite a year-over-year dip in both revenues (14%) and net income (18%) for the company as a whole, Microsoft's Entertainment and Devices Division - which houses the Xbox, Games for Windows, and Zune brands, amongst others - nearl [..] |
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| Xbox Division FINALLY Reports Profitable Year [Xbox 360] Congratulations, Microsoft. For the first time in the Xbox group's history, it's reported a profitable year (previous back-slapping have been confined to profitable quarters), with earnings released today showing the Entertainment & Devices Division (which, gra [..] |
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| Ubisoft Profits Surge On Rainbow Six, Rayman [Ubi Profits Soar] Strong performance of the Rainbow Six, Rayman, The Settlers and Ghost Recon franchises drove Ubisoft to a "record-high profits" in the fiscal year ending March 2008, the company announced today. Ubisoft's sales surged 36 percent to ?928.3 million ($1.46 billion) [..] |
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HP to decide fate of PC division this month  HP’s newly appointed CEO Meg Whitman said the company will decide this month whether or not it is going to spin off its personal systems group (PSG). ?We have to make a final decision about what to do with the PC division,? Whitman said. ?It?s a decision I want to make much faster than my predecessor. I want to make it before the end of October.? HP’s former CEO Léo Apotheker originall [..] |
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Microsoft's third quarter may not have been the hotness, but the company's entertainment and devices division (that's Xbox) can have a very tiny fiesta to celebrate its sales victory. The me [..]
Microsoft's Xbox division booked an eye-popping 66 percent drop in profit for the 2009 fiscal year, reflecting a terrible economy and mirroring steep declines across all of the software behemoth's business segments. For the fiscal year, Microsoft's revenue from the Xbox [..]
