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Jul 28, 2016
3:54 PM ET
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Amazon.com Inc.is expected to report second-quarter earnings after the market closes on Thursday. Analysts are forecasting strong top- and bottom-line growth for the quarter ended in June, fueled by e-commerce sales and Prime membership growth, as well as improvements in its enterprise cloud offering, Amazon Web Services. While the company said it recorded its best day ever of online sales during Prime Day earlier this month, those results and their impact on Prime membership won’t be included in this quarter’s financial statements.
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- 3:55 pm (EDT)
- Jeremy C. Owens
Welcome to our Amazon earnings live blog - we expect earnings not long after the market closes.
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Jul 27, 2016
3:51 PM ET
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Facebook Inc. f /quotes/zigman/9962609/delayed /quotes/zigman/9962609/lastsale FB is expected to report second-quarter earnings after the market closes on Wednesday. Analysts anticipate growth in both active users and ad revenue. They’ll also likely have their eye on Facebook’s mobile strategy, particularly related to its photo-sharing app Instagram, which Facebook continues to monetize.
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- 3:54 pm (EDT)
- Jeremy C. Owens
Welcome to our Facebook live blog - results are expected soon after the bell.
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Jul 26, 2016
3:54 PM ET
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Apple /quotes/zigman/68270/delayed /quotes/zigman/68270/lastsale AAPL is expected to report its second straight quarterly decline in iPhone sales when it reports third-quarter earnings after the market closes on Tuesday. While analysts are optimistic about a potential resurgence in iPhone sales starting with the iPhone 7 cycle later this year, this quarterly earnings report will likely show continued declines in hardware, weighed down by the iPhone, Apple Watch and iPad. A bright spot for the company continues to be its advances in software and services, which surpassed Mac revenue for the first time last quarter.
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- 3:56 pm (EDT)
- Jeremy C. Owens
Hello everyone, welcome to our Apple live blog. We expect results shortly after the bell, with analysts projecting earnings per share of $1.40, down from $1.85 in the year-earlier period, according to FactSet. Click here for a full preview.
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Jul 21, 2016
8:16 AM ET
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ECB President Mario Draghi was in the spotlight as investors looked for clues to how ECB will handle aftermath of the U.K.’s Brexit vote. Here’s a recap of our live blog.
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The ECB didn’t really say anything new in its news release announcing it had left rates unchanged. The release, however, was unusual in that it emphasized that the ECB intends to keep rates at current or lower levels for an “extended period” and that its program of monthly bond buys would run until at least March 2017 and possibly beyond.
That’s been said before, but Draghi usually saves it for the news conference. So if nothing else, it appears the ECB really wants to drive home the easy policy message, though Twitter saw other motives:
*ECB SAYS ASSET PURCHASES TO RUN UNTIL AT LEAST MARCH 2017
Unusual getting released now? Suggests Draghi keen for quick Q&A + hit beach.
— Owen Callan (@OwenCallan) July 21, 2016
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Jul 18, 2016
3:46 PM ET
Netflix Inc.
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reported second-quarter earnings Monday after the market closed, and the video-on-demand company saw its stock plummet more than 15% after subscriber growth came up well short of internal and analyst projections. Analysts tracked by FactSet expected Netflix to add 532,000 new subscribers in the U.S. and 2.10 million internationally, which would total about 2.46 million net adds after factoring in a decline in DVD subscriptions. Netflix expected 2.5 million, but instead added 160,000 in the U.S. and 1.52 million overseas, a total of less than 1.7 million. -
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Welcome to our first earnings live blog of the season! We expect results not long after the bell, please leave any questions below in the comments and we will seek to address them.
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