Workday turned in a good result for Q2 FY2017, beating out on revenue but with relatively light guidance for Q3. However, the ongoing mid-term guidance is solid and something that catches the eye.
The summer's slack period has seen some slack assessment of financial events. It is a dangerous trend that needs addressing.
Infosys faced a disappointing and challenging quarter. Brexit loomed large in the analyst calls but like others, Infosys is taking a relatively neutral yet cautious approach.
The Invictus Games celebrates sporting excellence against the odds. An appropriate metaphor for some time yet for Sage Group as the shift to the cloud proceeds?
Some signs of progress at beleaguered supermarket chain Morrisons, but e-commerce still only accounts for 1% of total sales. Will Amazon ride to the rescue?
Workday rounded out FY2016 in strong form, beating estimates but the guidance is light and that demands some attention.
New CEO Douglas Merritt said that he was confident in Splunk’s long-term strategy and spoke said that the company had brought on over 600 new enterprise customers this year.
Walmart has turned in shockingly low sales, but its digital and e-commerce investment is paying off, insist senior execs.
Qlik disappointed but things are not quite as rough as they seem and in fact may be much better in 2016 than the company estimates.
Tableau's soft guidance for 2016 is puzzling. Here's what I discovered.
Google beat market expectations but there are many questions it leaves unanswered. Including those on taxes.
Breaking up is hard to do if you're eBay, but PayPal's enjoying life as a singleton again.
Could Apple make a shift to a services-dominant business model? Not any time soon certainly, but longer term, CEO Tim Cook clearly sees opportunities.
