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Technology Stocks : Corel - Investors with no Humor

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To: A. Reader who wrote (357)1/21/1998 7:05:00 AM
From: A. Reader   of 1094
 
Corel Corp. said yesterday that it lost $66.9-million (U.S.) in its fourth quarter, leaving industry analysts questioning whether
the software company can rebound from its disastrous showing in 1997.

The loss was less than forecast in mid-December, when Ottawa-based Corel revealed preliminary estimates of a $95-million
loss in the quarter that ended Nov. 30, including a $28-million writeoff of software technologies acquired from other
companies.

A month later, that loss has narrowed but only because Corel's auditors told the company to rewrite its financial statements for
the entire year. Both the $28-million writeoff in the fourth quarter and $33-million in associated revenue from the previous
three quarters were erased from the results.
globeandmail.com
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