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To: LastShadow who wrote (34133)	4/19/2000 4:45:00 PM
From: Jeff Jordan	Respond to of 43080

" EPSA ENPW" Ok I wrote it backwards!.....you didn't think I could do it? It's always about me.....focus is important...Happy Easter Wall St. drops as techs sell Warner Lambert (WLA: news, msgs) shares benefited from the company's first-quarter earnings report. Net income totaled $516 million, or 58 cents a share, while analysts expected a profit of 56 cents a share. In the year-ago period, net income totaled $382 million, 43 cents a share. First quarter sales increased 13 percent to $3.4 billion. That compares with sales of $3 billion for the same period in 1999. Shares climbed 4 11/16 to 112 3/16. Lucent Technologies (LU: news, msgs) said net income in its second quarter was 23 cents a share. That topped last year's performance and First Call estimates by 6 cents and 1 cent, respectively. Revenue jumped to $10.3 billion, 17-percent better than last year, propelled by wireless and Internet infrastructure sales. The stock climbed 4 to 63 1/4. See full story.. Apple shines again...edit: HALTED 4:36 p ET Apple Computer reported a fiscal second-quarter profit Wednesday of 88 cents a share, before gains, compared with Wall Street estimates of 81 cents a share. Apple also set a two-for-one stock split. Revenue surged 27 percent to $1.94 billion. CNET posts a profit 4:29 p ET CNET Networks reported an unexpected first quarter profit of 2 cents a share Wednesday, excluding one-time items. Wall Street had expected the company to post a loss of 6 cents a share.