It's a small profit, but much better than last year's $1.96 billion dollar loss. Wall Street rewards the unexpected. AOL posted its first quarterly earnings since being spun-off from Time Warner late last year.
Revenues improved over the previous quarter, but came in at a 5% loss year-over-year. The loss was blamed on a decrease in overall online advertising revenues. Microsoft has reported its Q2 2009 earnings (Q4 for many other companies) and the news...
Income came in at $119 million, compared to a *loss* of $278 million in Q4 2008. Yahoo! announced its earnings for the fourth quarter of 2009 today. Revenues came in at $1.7 billion, which was down 4% compared to a year ago but up 10% compared to...
Ask.com Parent IAC Sees Disappointing Revenues, Plans Vertical Search Strategy Posted by Kevin Newcomb Feb 5, 2009 Ask.com parent IAC this week reported a $156.2 million net loss for 2008, or $1.08 loss per share.
Ask.com parent IAC this week reported a $156.2 million net loss for 2008, or $1.08 loss per share. For Q4 2008, IAC reported $227.4 million in net income, or $1.57 per share. Not counting several write-downs for underperforming assets, adjusted net...
With those charges, Yahoo reported a net loss of $303 million, or $0.22 per share. Last week, Microsoft reported earnings, and announced that even amid job cuts in other areas, the company would continue to add jobs in its search business.
I am curious and a bit anxious to see: What happens to search when the searcher's daily life changes – loss of job, loss of home, loss of health insurance – all part of the ugliness of recession. Last week, we shared some New Years Resolutions from...
