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COMPAQ UPSIDES PROFIT FORECAST BY 28% - . COMPAQ RAISES GUIDANCE FOR FISCAL 2002 NEW YORK, Jan. 25 - Compaq Computer Corporation (NYSE: CPQ), a leading global provider of enterprise technology and solutions, today provided financial guidance for fiscal year 2002 of $0.32 earnings per share an increase of $0.07 from previous analyst consensus of $0.25 per share. The company made the announcement at its regularly scheduled financial analyst meeting in New York City. "Clearly, Compaq's fourth quarter showed continued customer acceptance. Our focus on execution in 2001 particularly with regard to operating improvements - provides Compaq with tremendous financial leverage in 2002 that will yield earnings per share growth," said Jeff Clarke, Compaq's chief financial officer. Clarke said the company anticipates revenues of $34 billion in 2002. Compaq's strategic initiatives in 2002 include: - Maintaining focus on Compaq's three key objectives: extending the company's enterprise capabilities, gai - by: it_expansion
ECONOMY, COMPAQ PC RESULTS RISING - FED SEES ‘SCATTERED’ IMPROVEMENT MSNBC Jan. 16 — The Fed’s ‘Beige Book’ survey noted that economic activity “generally remained weak from late November through early January” but found “scattered reports of improvement .” ++++ COMPAQ CEO SEES TECH SPENDING UP IN SECOND HALF NEW YORK, Jan 16 (Reuters) - Compaq Computer Corp. Chief Executive Officer Michael Capellas said Wednesday he expects technology spending to pick up during the second half of 2002. +++ COMPAQ CEO SEES PC PROFITABILITY IN SECOND HALF NEW YORK, Jan 16 (Reuters) - Compaq Computer Corp., which on Wednesday reported better-than-expected earnings, plans to bring its personal computer business back to profitability in 2002, Chief Executive Michael Cappellas said during a conference call. "We expect to restore profitability during the second half of this year," Capellas said. +++ COMPAQ, AMD PROFITS TOP FORECASTS COMPAQ COMPUTER EASILY BEAT expectations, posting modest net income of $92 mi - by: it_expansion
Business & Finance > Investments > Sectors > Technology > Computer Hardware > IBM
COMPAQ SERVICES REVENUE GROWING 10% - . COMPAQ STOCK GOING TO $20 AND IBM TO $120. <Big 5 andersen consulting going to -$20> ++++ COMPAQ SAYS EUROPE IT SERVICES TO GROW 10 PCT PLUS By Lucas van Grinsven LONDON, Jan 25 (Reuters) - U.S. computer company Compaq said Friday its computer services unit could increase European sales by more than 10 percent in 2002, a year the company expects to be lacklustre for the computer industry. "It's realistic for us to be expecting high single-digit to low double-digit growth in services this year, across all service segments," Tom Iannotti, Europe's general manager of Compaq Global Services, told Reuters in an interview. This increase would come at the same time that overall corporate information technology budgets are set to rise only marginally in 2002. Corporate customers will probably spend more on outsourcing and services as they cut back on buying software and computers to tackle projects in house, Ianotti said. Last quarter, the service unit's share of Co - by: it_expansion
Business & Finance > Investments > Sectors > Technology > Software and Programming > ACTU
Compaq Raised Profit Guidance up 28% - . COMPAQ RAISES GUIDANCE FOR FISCAL 2002 NEW YORK, Jan. 25 - Compaq Computer Corporation (NYSE: CPQ), a leading global provider of enterprise technology and solutions, today provided financial guidance for fiscal year 2002 of $0.32 earnings per share an increase of $0.07 from previous analyst consensus of $0.25 per share. The company made the announcement at its regularly scheduled financial analyst meeting in New York City. "Clearly, Compaq's fourth quarter showed continued customer acceptance. Our focus on execution in 2001 particularly with regard to operating improvements - provides Compaq with tremendous financial leverage in 2002 that will yield earnings per share growth," said Jeff Clarke, Compaq's chief financial officer. Clarke said the company anticipates revenues of $34 billion in 2002. Compaq's strategic initiatives in 2002 include: - Maintaining focus on Compaq's three key objectives: extending the company's enterprise capabilities, gai - by: it_expansion
Business & Finance > Investments > Sectors > Technology > Computer Hardware > GTW
Economic Reports & Compaq Recovering - FED SEES ‘SCATTERED’ IMPROVEMENT MSNBC Jan. 16 — The Fed’s ‘Beige Book’ survey noted that economic activity “generally remained weak from late November through early January” but found “scattered reports of improvement .” ++++ COMPAQ CEO SEES TECH SPENDING UP IN SECOND HALF NEW YORK, Jan 16 (Reuters) - Compaq Computer Corp. Chief Executive Officer Michael Capellas said Wednesday he expects technology spending to pick up during the second half of 2002. +++ COMPAQ CEO SEES PC PROFITABILITY IN SECOND HALF NEW YORK, Jan 16 (Reuters) - Compaq Computer Corp., which on Wednesday reported better-than-expected earnings, plans to bring its personal computer business back to profitability in 2002, Chief Executive Michael Cappellas said during a conference call. "We expect to restore profitability during the second half of this year," Capellas said. +++ COMPAQ, AMD PROFITS TOP FORECASTS COMPAQ COMPUTER EASILY BEAT expectations, posting modest net income of $92 mi - by: it_expansion
Business & Finance > Investments > Sectors > Technology > Semiconductors > SYXI
FEDERAL RESRVE REPORT & COMPAQ RECOVERY - FED SEES ‘SCATTERED’ IMPROVEMENT MSNBC Jan. 16 — The Fed’s ‘Beige Book’ survey noted that economic activity “generally remained weak from late November through early January” but found “scattered reports of improvement .” ++++ COMPAQ CEO SEES TECH SPENDING UP IN SECOND HALF NEW YORK, Jan 16 (Reuters) - Compaq Computer Corp. Chief Executive Officer Michael Capellas said Wednesday he expects technology spending to pick up during the second half of 2002. +++ COMPAQ CEO SEES PC PROFITABILITY IN SECOND HALF NEW YORK, Jan 16 (Reuters) - Compaq Computer Corp., which on Wednesday reported better-than-expected earnings, plans to bring its personal computer business back to profitability in 2002, Chief Executive Michael Cappellas said during a conference call. "We expect to restore profitability during the second half of this year," Capellas said. +++ COMPAQ, AMD PROFITS TOP FORECASTS COMPAQ COMPUTER EASILY BEAT expectations, posting modest net income of $92 mi - by: it_expansion
Business & Finance > Investments > Sectors > Technology > Computer Hardware > SUNW
PC SALES RISING SEES DELL AND COMPAQ - COMPAQ ALSO BEAT 4Q SALES AND PROFITS, AND PLANS STRONG 2H RECOVERY IN I.T. SUN WILL BE THROUGH THE FREAKING ROOF. Dell raises revenue, earnings outlook by Caroline Humer NEW YORK, Jan 18 (Reuters) - No. 1 personal computer maker Dell Computer Corp. on Friday raised its revenue and earnings forecasts for the fiscal fourth quarter after gaining market share amid increased consumer demand. - by: it_expansion
Business & Finance > Investments > Sectors > Capital Goods > Conglomerates > GE
COMPAQ + GE RESULTS LIFT STOCK MARKETS - . Once a Winner, Always a Winner. ++ Stocks bounce back: Dow, Nasdaq recoup most of previous day’s losses By MSNBC Jan. 17 — Stocks closed Thursday with strong gains, as some upbeat earnings reports from the likes of Compaq Computer and General Electric helped the main market indices to recover most of the previous day’s sharp losses. - by: it_expansion
Business & Finance > Investments > Sectors > Technology > Semiconductors > VTSS
RECOVERY ECONOMY + TECH + COMPAQ - . FED SEES ‘SCATTERED’ IMPROVEMENT MSNBC Jan. 16 — The Fed’s ‘Beige Book’ survey noted that economic activity “generally remained weak from late November through early January” but found “scattered reports of improvement .” ++++ COMPAQ CEO SEES TECH SPENDING UP IN SECOND HALF NEW YORK, Jan 16 (Reuters) - Compaq Computer Corp. Chief Executive Officer Michael Capellas said Wednesday he expects technology spending to pick up during the second half of 2002. +++ COMPAQ CEO SEES PC PROFITABILITY IN SECOND HALF NEW YORK, Jan 16 (Reuters) - Compaq Computer Corp., which on Wednesday reported better-than-expected earnings, plans to bring its personal computer business back to profitability in 2002, Chief Executive Michael Cappellas said during a conference call. "We expect to restore profitability during the second half of this year," Capellas said. +++ COMPAQ, AMD PROFITS TOP FORECASTS COMPAQ COMPUTER EASILY BEAT expectations, posting modest net income of $92 - by: it_expansion
Business & Finance > Investments > Sectors > Technology > Semiconductors > AMAT
CHIPS UPGRADED..NASDAQ FUTURES CLIMBING - Intel and Gateway upgraded. Nasdaq futures climbing. Compaq way up. - by: it_expansion
US ECONOMY +TECH +COMPAQ RESULTS RISING - FED SEES ‘SCATTERED’ IMPROVEMENT MSNBC Jan. 16 — The Fed’s ‘Beige Book’ survey noted that economic activity “generally remained weak from late November through early January” but found “scattered reports of improvement .” ++++ COMPAQ CEO SEES TECH SPENDING UP IN SECOND HALF NEW YORK, Jan 16 (Reuters) - Compaq Computer Corp. Chief Executive Officer Michael Capellas said Wednesday he expects technology spending to pick up during the second half of 2002. +++ COMPAQ CEO SEES PC PROFITABILITY IN SECOND HALF NEW YORK, Jan 16 (Reuters) - Compaq Computer Corp., which on Wednesday reported better-than-expected earnings, plans to bring its personal computer business back to profitability in 2002, Chief Executive Michael Cappellas said during a conference call. "We expect to restore profitability during the second half of this year," Capellas said. +++ COMPAQ, AMD PROFITS TOP FORECASTS COMPAQ COMPUTER EASILY BEAT expectations, posting modest net income of $92 - by: it_expansion
Business & Finance > Investments > Sectors > Technology > Computer Storage Devices > EMC
PC PRICES 4Q INCREASED UP 6% - Caviar tastes on a PC pauper's budget By John G. Spooner Staff Writer, CNET News.com January 17, 2002, 1:00 PM PT The high-end PC is coming back in style. Despite continued economic gloom, anecdotal evidence indicates that PC buyers purchased more high-end desktop models in the final three months of 2001 than in recent quarters, pointing to a mini-renaissance in the PC lifestyle. Many consumers have been purchasing desktops with memory allotments of 256MB or more and hard drive sizes of 60GB to 80GB or even more. The buyers often paired those features with flat-panel displays--which doubled in sales in 2001--wireless networking equipment, and DVD recordable drives. At retail, sales of notebooks, more expensive than desktops, are also on the rise. "Defying all expectation and gravity, our average price for consumer desktops went up in the fourth quarter" by about 6 percent, said Mike Winkler, executive vice president of Compaq Computer's global business units. "The people buying today are bu - by: it_expansion
Business & Finance > Investments > Sectors > Technology > Software and Programming > MSFT
ASIA TOKYO STOCK MARKET RECOVERING - DOLLAR GAINING ON THE YEN. CONFIDENCE IS RISING ON THE U.S. STRONGER IS COMPAQ & GE. TOKYO AND HONG KONG TECH STOCKS ARE RECOVERING. - by: it_expansion
FED +COMPAQ +YAHOO +AMD RESULTS RISING - Fed sees ‘scattered’ improvement MSNBC Jan. 16 — The Fed’s ‘Beige Book’ survey noted that economic activity “generally remained weak from late November through early January” but found “scattered reports of improvement .” +++ Compaq, AMD profits top forecasts COMPAQ COMPUTER EASILY BEAT expectations, posting modest net income of $92 million or 5 cents a share on revenue of $8.5 billion. Internet portal Yahoo! and chip-maker AMD also beat expectations. Apple Computer, another closely watched tech company, posted profits right in line with analyst estimates, turning around a loss. Compaq Chief Executive Officer Michael Capellas was cautiously optimistic saying “We did see some strengthening of the market in the fourth quarter, first-half growth will be moderate, and pent-up demand should drive a stronger recovery in the second half of the year.” ******* COMPAQ REPORTS PROFIT ON STRONG SALES By NewsFactor Compaq (NYSE: CPQ - news) reported Wednesday net income - by: it_expansion |
