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Wednesday, July 17, 2013

Intel announced second quarter earnings: net profit fell 29%

Intel today released the 2013 fiscal second-quarter earnings. The report shows that Intel's second-quarter revenue of $ 12.8 billion, down from last year's $ 13.5 billion; net profit of $ 2 billion, compared with $ 2.8 billion last year fell 29%. Intel's second-quarter revenue of less than Wall Street analysts expected, and lowered its full-year revenue forecast, thus promoting its shares fell nearly 2 percent in after-hours.
As of June 29 of this quarter, Intel's net profit was $ 2 billion, earnings per share of 39 cents, this performance is less than a year earlier. Fiscal 2012 second quarter, Intel's net profit was $ 2.8 billion, earnings per share of 54 cents. Intel's second-quarter operating profit of $ 2.7 billion, down from last year's $ 3.8 billion. Intel's second-quarter net revenues of $ 12.8 billion, down from last year's $ 13.5 billion.
Intel's second-quarter earnings per share in line with analysts had expected, but sales were slightly lower than analysts' expectations. Financial information provider FactSet Research survey, analysts on average had expected Intel's second-quarter earnings per share of 39 cents on revenue of $ 12.9 billion.
Intel's second-quarter gross profit was $ 7.47 billion, down from last year's $ 8.554 billion. Intel's second-quarter operating expenses were $ 4.751 billion, slightly higher than last year's $ 4.722 billion. Among them, marketing, general and administrative expenses were $ 2.165 billion, higher than last year's $ 2.131 billion; R & D expenditures for the $ 2.516 billion, higher than last year's $ 2.513 billion; and amortization of intangible assets related to acquisitions expenditures for 7000 million U.S. dollars, down from last year's $ 78 million.
According to sectors, the Intel Digital Center Group's second quarter net revenues of $ 2.743 billion, compared to $ 2.734 billion; operating profit of $ 1.23 billion, compared to $ 1.365 billion. Intel's PC Client Group's second quarter net revenues of $ 8.1 billion, compared to $ 8.754 billion; operating profit of $ 2.659 billion, compared to
$ 3.44 billion. Other Intel Architecture Group's second quarter net revenues of $ 942 million, compared to $ 1.108 billion; operating loss of $ 608 million, compared with an operating loss of $ 335 million. Intel Software and Services Group's second quarter net revenues of $ 610 million, compared to $ 586 million; operating loss of $ 8,000,000, compared with transport
Operating profit was $ 14 million. Intel other operators Group's second quarter net revenues of $ 416 million, compared to $ 319 million; operating loss of $ 554 million, compared with an operating loss of $ 652 million.
First six months of fiscal 2013, Intel's net profit was $ 4.045 billion, down from last year's $ 5.565 billion; earnings per share of $ 0.79, down from last year's $ 1.07. Intel's first six months of fiscal 2013 revenues of $ 25.4 billion, down from last year's $ 26.4 billion. Intel's first six months of fiscal 2013 operating profit of $ 5.2 billion, down from last year's $ 7.6 billion. Intel's first six months of fiscal 2013 gross profit was $ 14.536 billion, down from last year's $ 16.819 billion.
Intel expects third quarter of fiscal year 2013 revenues of $ 13.5 billion, plus or minus $ 500 million, Thomson Reuters, analysts expected $ 13.7 billion; gross margin was 61 percent, plus or minus two percentage points; operating expenses (R & D, General and administrative) was approximately $ 4.8 billion; and amortization of intangible assets related to acquisitions was approximately $ 70 million; equity investments and interest and other income of approximately $ 400 million; depreciation expense of approximately $ 1.7 billion.
Intel also expects fiscal year 2013 revenues were flat year on year, lower than previously expected lower unit percentage growth. Gross margin was 59 percent, plus or minus a few percentage points, less than the previous forecast of 60%; operating expenses (research and development, general and administrative) was approximately $ 18.7 billion, plus or minus $ 200 million, compared with $ 200 million previously expected decrease; and acquisitions transaction-related amortization of intangible assets of approximately $ 300 million, flat compared with the previous forecast; capital expenditures $ 11 billion, plus or minus $ 500 million, compared with the previous forecast of $ 1 billion decline; depreciation expense of approximately 6.8 billion dollars, plus or minus $ 100 million, flat compared with the previous forecast; during this fiscal year, all the remaining quarter, the effective tax rate is expected to average about 26%.
Day, Intel shares on the Nasdaq in regular trading down $ 0.10, to close at $ 24.15, down 0.41%. In the ensuing at 16:37 U.S. Eastern Time (Beijing time at 4:37 on the 18th) until after-hours trading, Intel shares fell another $ 0.45, to $ 23.70, down 1.86 percent. Over the past 52 weeks, Intel's highest price is $ 26.90, the lowest was $ 19.23.

Tuesday, July 16, 2013

Yahoo's $ 331 million second-quarter net profit rose 46%


Beijing July 17 news, Yahoo today released its year ended June 30, 2013 unaudited second quarter financial results. Results, based on generally accepted accounting principles (GAAP), Yahoo's second-quarter revenue of $ 1.135 billion U.S. dollars, a year earlier to $ 1.218 billion, down 7%; net profit of $ 331 million, a year earlier to 227 million U.S. dollars, an increase of 46%.
Yahoo CEO Marissa Meyer (Marissa Mayer), "said Yahoo's second quarter, I am encouraged by the performance of our business has maintained a sustained and stable development of the quarter we launched more products than ever before when almost every week to introduce an important new product. Yahoo! News to the new new sports applications, and redesigned Yahoo search, the new Flickr, a new tablet-oriented messages, weather applications, Summly. The quarter, our product line user participation have been amazing progress. "
Yahoo's second-quarter earnings report key data:
- Revenue: Based on the generally accepted accounting principles (GAAP, hereinafter referred to as "GAAP"), Yahoo's second-quarter revenue of $ 1.135 billion U.S. dollars, a year earlier to $ 1.218 billion, down 7%; excluding traffic acquisition costs revenue was $ 1.071 billion, down 1%.
- Net profit: Based on GAAP, Yahoo's second-quarter net profit of $ 331 million, a year earlier to $ 227 million, an increase of 46%; $ 0.30 per diluted share, compared to $ 0.18 last year. Based on non-GAAP (Non-GAAP, hereinafter referred to as "Non-GAAP"), net profit of $ 386 million, an increase of 6%; diluted earnings per share were $ 0.35, compared to $ 0.30 last year.
- Operating profit: based on GAAP, operating profit was $ 137 million, a year earlier to $ 055 million, an increase of 150%. Based on Non-GAAP, operating profit was $ 209 million, down 13 percent from a year earlier.
- Earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization (EBITDA): Yahoo's second-quarter EBITDA was $ 369 million, down 7 percent from a year earlier.
- Cash Flow: As of June 30, 2013, Yahoo's cash, cash equivalents and marketable debt securities amounted to $ 4.8 billion, compared with year ended December 31, 2012 of $ 6,000,000,000 $ 1,200,000,000 reduction.
2013 second quarter to $ 653 million Yahoo repurchase price of 2,500 million shares, and use the $ 1 billion in cash for the acquisition (which includes $ 970 million cash acquisition of Tumblr). These cash outflows were offset from its preferred shares held by Alibaba Group, the resulting $ 846 million.
By division:
- Display advertising departments: Yahoo display advertising revenues for the second quarter of $ 472 million, compared with $ 535 million the same period last year fell 12%. Excluding traffic acquisition costs, Yahoo's display advertising revenues for the second quarter of $ 423 million, a year earlier to $ 473 million, down 11%. Advertising sales (excluding Korea) volume fell by about 2%. Ads Price (excluding Korea), down about 12%.
- Search Department: Yahoo search advertising revenues for the second quarter of $ 418 million, a year earlier to $ 461 million, down 9%. Excluding traffic acquisition costs, Yahoo's search advertising revenues for the second quarter of $ 403 million, a year earlier to $ 385 million, an increase of 5%. Paid clicks (excluding Korea) an increase of about 21%. Price per click (excluding Korea) fell by approximately 8%.
By region:
- Americas: Based on the GAAP (the same below) revenues of $ 829 million, a year earlier to $ 822 million, a slight increase.
- Europe, Middle East and Africa (EMEA): revenues of $ 97,380,000, compared to $ 128 million last year.
- Asia Pacific: revenue of $ 209 million, a year earlier to $ 268 million.
Nasdaq stock market closed Tuesday, Yahoo shares fell $ 0.46, to close at $ 26.88, down 1.68 percent. In after-hours trading, EDT July 16 at 17:15 (Beijing time on July 17 morning 5:15), Yahoo shares fell 1.04 percent, temporarily at $ 26.60. Floating past 52 Zhouya Hu price range: $ 14.59 USD -27.68.

Sunday, July 14, 2013

Hackers ask the federal government not to participate in its annual meetings

Def Con hacker annual meeting request not to participate in the federal government, which is the first time in 21 years to mention meeting this requirement, said Snowden information disclosed on the federal government to make some hackers presence of the person feel uncomfortable.
 
 
"If the federal government does not participate in this year's Def Con conference, good for everyone." Def Con founder Jeff Moss at the meeting on Wednesday night, said in a statement posted on the website.
 
 
August 2 began meeting in Las Vegas expected to have over 15,000 hackers, researchers, corporate security experts, privacy advocates and artists who attend.
 
 
Moss is the U.S. Department of Homeland Security network security consultant, he told Reuters that such a decision is not easy, but he thinks Def Con takes time to accept the recent disclosures about the U.S. surveillance practices.
 
 
"Everyone in the digestion of the federal government over the past 10 years to understand and reach a compromise thing. (To us) some time and a certain distance is beneficial, especially when feeling a bit emotional time." Moss said.
 
 
He said the move is not to create tension, but defuse tensions. "We will not catch a ghost or check the identity and the people kicked out."
 
 
Hacker conference held this past attracted the CIA (CIA), National Security Agency (NSA), Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), President of the Secret Service and military officials in the various departments involved.
 
 
Last year, the U.S. National Security Agency Keith Alexander will be published at the conference keynote address. Def Con conference is the world's largest annual hacker conference.


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