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Take-Two Interactive (NASDAQ:TTWO) Swings to Profit in Fourth Quarter – TTWO, ATVI, COOL, KNM
The New York-based Take-Two Interactive Software, Inc (NASDAQ:TTWO) swung to fiscal Q4 profit as revenue over doubled because of the successful announcement of “BioShock Infinite” and catalog sales of its iconic titles.
Video-game publisher’s quarterly EPS, without special items, also …
Consumer Cyclical Key Movers: Cooper Tire & Rubber (NYSE:CTB), Shanda Games (NASDAQ:GAME) – CTB, GAME, KNM, OXM, CTB, PRKR
Monday’s trading session data confirmed that Consumer Cyclical sector reacted negatively with -2.12% change. Oxford Industries, Inc (NYSE:OXM) and Cooper Tire & Rubber Company (NYSE:CTB) were major percentage gainer in this sector while major percentage decliner was ParkerVision, Inc (NASDAQ:PRKR).…
Electronic Arts (NASDAQ:EA) Fiscal Fourth Quarter Guidance Misses Estimates; Stock Plummets
Electronic Arts Inc’s (NASDAQ:EA) stock plunged in after hours trading session after the second- biggest United States video-game maker’s estimate for fiscal Q4 sales plunge short of analysts’ estimates.
Shares of the company plunged 1.5% to settle at $14.85 in …
Bally Technologies (NYSE:BYI) Q4 Profit Tops Wall Street Views – BYI, KNM, WMS, LF
The Las Vegas based Bally Technologies Inc (NYSE:BYI) stock boosted 8% on Friday a day after the Company announced better-than-anticipated profits and revenue from the Q4.
Casino game maker made $26.3 million or 61 cents a share in earnings, evaluated …
Activision Blizzard (NASDAQ:ATVI) Lost Over 1 Million Users; Stock Tumbles to 9 Month Low – ATVI, THQI, EA, KNM
Activision Blizzard, Inc (NASDAQ:ATVI), based in Santa Monica, California, moved down to the record low in around 9 months after losing over 1 million “World of Warcraft” players and issuing a estimates that disappointed few investors.
Activision Blizzard, the biggest …
Electronic Arts (NASDAQ:EA) Posts Narrower Q2 Loss; Buyback $500 Million in Stock – EA, THQI, GLUU, KNM
Electronic Arts Inc (NASDAQ:EA), based in Redwood City, California, announced a loss in the first-quarter that was narrower than analysts projected as sales failed to meet forecasts.
Shares of Electronic Arts, the second- biggest United States video-game publisher, moved up …















