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Today, Alphabet beat Q3 earnings projections. During the earnings call, Google CEO Sundar Pichai took the (micro)phone to discuss the business and product highlights from the quarter. “There is a real sense of energy and focus throughout the company.” he said. He also added that its main products, including Maps and YouTube have over a billion users each. Google Play, which… Read More... →

How did Alphabet come up with the weirdly specific number of $5.099 billion for its buyback of class C shares? By taking the square root of 26, which not-so-coincidentally is the number of letters in the alphabet. @lexnfx It's the square root of 26 e18th. Those Google guys! They have so much fun with numbers. — George Anders (@GeorgeAnders) October 22, 2015 The big stock… Read More... →

Microsoft didn’t say how many Xbox 360s and Xbox Ones it sold last quarter, but it does point out that its online-gaming service is growing. Xbox Live now has 39 million monthly active gamers, according to Microsoft’s quarterly financial report. That’s up 28 percent year-over-year, but this number also doesn’t really tell the whole story. […]... →

Solu is a coaster-sized cloud-based portable computer that fits in your pocket. A team of Finnish engineers behind the device hope Solu will change the way we think of using our digital operating systems. Sure, we already have our portable computing devices such as iPads and smartphones, but Solu founder Kristoffer Lawson wants us to stop lugging all our heavy laptops and notebooks around… Read More... →

After the market closed Thursday, online music streaming service Pandora reported a third quarter loss of $85.9 million. The company lost 40 cents per share. Pandora met street estimates and posted an adjusted profit of 10 cents per share. Its revenue of $311.6 million narrowly missed estimates of $313 million. Shares were down 15% in after hours trading following Pandora’s… Read More... →

Today Alphabet, the umbrella company which owns Google, Nest, and all of Google’s money-eating “moonshot” experiments, announced plans to buy back more than $5 billon — specifically $5,099,019,513.59 — in stock. That’s roughly one percent of Google’s $451.3 billion market cap. This isn’t all that surprising. Alphabet CFO Ruth Porat hinted last quarter that the company wasn’t […]... →

Today Microsoft reported the financial performance it recorded during the first quarter of its fiscal 2016. Microsoft generated $0.67 in adjusted per-share profit off non-GAAP revenue of $21.66 billion in the three-month period. Analysts had expected the Redmond-based software shop to earn $0.59 per share, on revenue of $21.03 billion. Microsoft also reported GAAP revenue o $2.04 billion.… Read More... →

We’re back. Hardware Alley is TechCrunch’s premier hardware event and will be taking CES by storm again this year. Applications for TechCrunch’s Hardware Battlefield are now open. Submit your application by Friday, 11/6 at 9pm PT to compete for free demo space at the Consumer Electronics Show, $50,000 prize and the Metal Man trophy. For those of you following along at home… Read More... →

Amazon — once again — surprised investors by beating analyst expectations for its third-quarter earnings report, bringing in $25.4 billion in net sales and earnings of 17 cents cents per share. Analysts were expecting a loss of 13 cents per share on sales of $24.91 billion. Shares of Amazon promptly shot up around 9% in extended trading. The company is expecting revenue of… Read More... →

Microsoft today reported its earnings for the first quarter of its fiscal 2016, including revenue of $21.7 billion and earnings per share of $0.67. Analysts had expected the company to earn $21.03 billion in revenue and earnings per share of $0.59. More to follow More information: Powered by VBProfiles... →

Here is a recap of what happened in the search forums today, through the eyes of the Search Engine Roundtable and other search forums on the web...... →

Today Amazon posted better than expected earnings of $0.17 per share on revenue of $25.4 billion. The company was expected to post a loss of $0.13 a share on revenue of $24.91 billion. Its operating cash flow also saw an increase of 72 percent, bring its to $9.8 billion. Over the last year, Amazon’s stock has been on […]... →

Today following the bell, Alphabet reported its Q3 2015 financial performance, including revenue of $18.68B, and adjusted earnings per share of $7.35. Investors had expected adjusted per-share income of $7.21, off revenue of $18.53 billion, including traffic acquisition costs, and $15 billion, excluding traffic acquisition costs (ex-TAC). Up over a point in regular trading, Alphabet is up… Read More... →

Amazon today disclosed in its quarterly earnings that its subsidiary Amazon Web Services (AWS), the largest public cloud currently available for hosting websites and applications, brought in $2.08 billion in revenue for the third quarter of 2015, which ended on Sept. 30. AWS revenue for the quarter was up 78 percent year over year. That […]... →

Today the corporate behemoth formerly known as Google shared how much cash it made (and spent) during its third quarter. Alphabet Inc — the silly name for Google’s new parent — scraped up $18.7 billion in revenue and $7.35 earnings per share during the quarter. Analysts expected it to report $18.53 billion in revenue and $7.21 […]... →

For years, Chris Farmer worked as a venture partner at General Catalyst, helping develop its then-nascent seed-investing program while simultaneously working on a big idea: a database that could help screen engineering talent. Today, that idea forms the basis of SignalFire, a San Francisco-based investment firm that Farmer, who is its sole general partner, calls the “most quantitative… Read More... →

In today's media climate of irrational entrepreneurial exuberance, it's all about raising that venture capital. Reality, however, is much different. Most businesses, especially of the freelance and solopreneur variety, will never raise money from investors, nor should they. Bootstrapping is even making a comeback that resembles a movement in reaction to the silliness of the venture world. In today's episode of Unemployable with Brian Clark,... →

Originally Posted on the Adometry M2R Blog For as many dollars organizations invest in marketing, it never ceases to amaze me how many of those organizations are willing to make guesses about how effectively those dollars are being used. Even when those guesses are educated, they can be way off. We live in a world where data-driven attribution can take the guesswork out of your marketing program to gain a clear and comprehensive view into the customer journey.... →

More shots fired. Theranos continued playing defense this morning with a much more in-depth post on what the company claims the news organization got wrong in two damning articles published last week. One WSJ article alleged Theranos was outsourcing most of its technology to test blood samples on its 240 blood tests and that the company was in fact only using its proprietary… Read More... →

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