LATEST EARNINGS REPORTSInvensys sheds 6,000 jobsMonday 30th July Tech gloom continues as the owner of Baan announces a 7.5 percent cut in its workforce
JDS Uniphase reports record lossFriday 27th July 2001 World's top supplier of fibre-optic components reports losses of $50.6bn and increases job cuts to 16,000
VeriSign writes down $10bn from NSI acquisitionFriday 27th July Despite a four-fold increase in net income, the plunging valuation of Network Solutions' stock price brings Verisign's loss to $10bn
Sportingbet buys US online bookmakerFriday 27th July Sportingbet.com has raised its global profile, buying US Internet sports bookmaker SportsBook for an initial £35.9m in cash, loan notes and shares
RealNetworks cuts staffFriday 27th July First round of layoffs for media streaming company as it battens down the hatches to weather economic storm
Infineon to cut jobs in savings driveFriday 27th July After announcing an operating loss, Infineon is to reduce its workforce to cut costs
NTL cuts jobs despite improved earningsFriday 27th July Cable company is to shed more jobs to cut costs despite strong second quarter revenues
Layoffs erode support for the 'HP Way'Friday 27th July New round of job cuts could taint the cost-cutting work already done by magnanimous HP employees, who have already saved millions
Scoot agrees European rescue dealFriday 27th July UK information service will sell its stake in Scoot Europe to backer Vivendi Universal, is in talks over bridge financing
BT may axe 6,000 jobsFriday 27th July Ignite corporate data business likely to be hit with 1,500 job cuts as profits slump - but BT is now Europe's best-performing telecoms stock
Compaq hits lowered targets amid slumpThursday 26th July Compaq set to slash even more jobs in its quest to regain market stability
Autonomy says visibility improvingThursday 26th July UK former high-flyer just manages to hit financial targets for second quarter
Ntl nears one million digital TV subscribersThursday 26th July UK's largest cable company sees a brighter future ahead after reporting a rise in revenues
Sony's earnings slideThursday 26th July PlayStation2 sales and the recall of mobile phones have hit the Japanese electronics giant's earnings in the last quarter
Shareholder revolt forces Vodafone to review bosses' payWednesday 25th July Complaints of executive greed have forced the UK's largest network operator to consider changing its boardroom bonus scheme
Siemens posts operating lossWednesday 25th July The telecoms sector downturn hits the German firm hard despite strong results in other sectors
StepStone may need more cashWednesday 25th July European online recruitment site says it can make profits next year, but may run out of reserves first
Wall Street boos Amazon's juggling actWednesday 25th July Analysts take a dim view of Amazon's latest losses and growth expectations
Mobile Internet and Bluetooth boost ParthusTuesday 24th July Chip designer benefits from 'feverish' chip makers' research budgets
Thousands of jobs to go at LucentTuesday 24th July Losses result in large cuts in workforce for telecommunication equipment manufacturer
Texas Instruments sees losses aheadTuesday 24th July TI has been hit by falling revenue, which will probably get worse in the next quarter. Its wireless chip division is relying on GPRS and 3G to be successful
CA beats estimates, raises outlookTuesday 24th July Computer Associates's management gets a boost in its battle against the Texan entrepreneur that would take over the board
European chip makers see no recovery in 2001Tuesday 24th July The outlook for semiconductor makers appears bleak in the short term, although ARM's profits rise
Customer growth cuts Egg's lossesTuesday 24th July Pioneer Internet bank Egg has reported a narrowed loss for the first half of this year, putting it on track to break even in the fourth quarter
AOL invests $100m in AmazonTuesday 24th July Cross-promotional deal to combine Shop@AOL with Amazon's e-commerce tools
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