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LinkedIn reported earnings that blew past expectations as revenue shot up 81 percent. Shares rose more than 8 percent after-hours.
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Activision Blizzard reported quarterly earnings and revenue that exceeded analysts' expectations.
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Sprint Nextel posted higher fourth-quarter revenue even as it lost subscribers due to the wind-down of its older Nextel network.
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News Corp. beat earnings expectations, but shares reversed their move upward and headed into negative territory on the media giant's lowered outlook on concerns about the European economy.
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Visa's first-quarter profit that exceeded market's expectation for the ninth quarter in a row. "I'm most impressed by the upside to revenue," one analyst said.
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Yelp on Wednesday reported a loss for the fourth quarter that was wider than Wall Street analysts' expectations.
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Disney's earnings topped forecasts. And big news for "Star Wars" fans: CEO Bob Iger said there will be some spinoff films based on characters. Films there will be!
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Online-game maker Zynga posted an unexpected profit for the fourth quarter and beat big on revenue as it moves to tighten up its ship.
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The parent company of Kentucky Fried Chicken, Pizza Hut and Taco Bell beat earnings forecasts for the fourth quarter, but shares are falling in after-hours trading as tainted chicken fears lead to weaker China KFC sales.
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The second-largest drugmaker in the U.S. said it earned 46 cents per share, compared with 49 cents per share in the same period a year ago.
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Chevron posted a rise in quarterly profit as its refining arm managed to improve earnings despite the crippling of the company's oldest refinery last August.
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Exxon Mobil, the world's largest publicly traded oil company, reported a higher-than-expected 6 percent increase in quarterly profit Friday on stronger results at its chemical and refining businesses. But oil and gas production fell.
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United Parcel Service reported fourth-quarter earnings below analysts' estimates and set a weaker-than-expected profit forecast for 2013.
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Dow Chemical reported a quarterly net loss on Thursday due to large restructuring charges and falling sales of specialty plastics and chlorine.
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MasterCard, the world's second-largest credit card network, reported a higher fourth-quarter profit as more people choose card payments over cash.
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Andrew Liveris, Dow Chemical chairman & CEO, discusses the chemical company's mixed fourth quarter results, and weighs in on how the company is managing commodity risk.
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The social media giant reported earnings and revenue that beat expectations but its operating margin fell sharply. The stock bobbed between positive and negative after-hours.
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Boeing reported earnings that beat expectations, and said its 2013 forecast "assumes no significant financial impact" from the grounding of its 787 passenger jet.
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Jon Steinberg, BuzzFeed president, breaks down Facebook's fourth quarter results, and discusses the future of the company.
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Victor Anthony, Topeka Capital Markets, breaks down Facebook's fourth quarter numbers, and discusses the strength in social networking.
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