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EA posts $1 billion loss
bit-tech.net - 5/6/2009
EA posts $1 billion loss
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Electronic Arts has posted a net loss of more than USD 1.1 billion after a slow financial year.
shacknews.com - 5/5/2009
EA Yearly Losses Top $1 Billion, Fourth Quarter Sales Beat Expectations
— shacknews.com — Publisher Electronic Arts today reported that its net loss over the fiscal year ending March 31, 2009... totaled to $1.08 billion--an increase of over $500 million in losses over the previous year. The company reported total revenue of $4.2 billion ... (more) EA Yearly Losses Top $1 Billion, Fourth Quarter Sales ...

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news.cnet.com - 5/8/2009
Nvidia posts loss as inventory eases
— news.cnet.com — On Thursday, Nvidia reported a first-quarter loss, as revenue fell 42 percent from last year. But the... graphics chipmaker said inventory was easing. The company announced a net loss of $201.3 million, or 37 cents a share. Last year in the same ... (more) Nvidia posts loss as inventory eases
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Nvidia posts $201.3 million loss
bit-tech.net - 5/8/2009
Nvidia posts $201.3 million loss
— bit-tech.net — Nvidia posts a loss for the first quarter of fiscal 2010, but says that GPGPU computing and... Tegra will help to see Nvidia through the future. (more) Nvidia posts $201.3 million loss
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From Tom's Hardware: Electronic Arts yesterday reported its quarterly results with net revenue of $860 million, down $267 million as compared with $1.13 billion for the prior year. Even with the dropping results, losses weren’t as bad. Net loss for the quarter was $42 million, as compared ...
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