Seagate Moves to Cut 1100 Additional JobsWall Street JournalBy KEVIN KINGSBURY Seagate Technology Inc. said it plans to cut another 2.5% of its work force, or about 1100 jobs, as it moves to lower costs in line with slumping revenue. The latest layoffs, to be completed by the end of July, will result in some …Seagate Restructures to Further Reduce Operating Costs PR Newswire (press release)all 79 news articles

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Straits TimesInvestors Flee Banks, Sell Cisco on OutlookWall Street JournalBy ROB CURRAN Stocks fell as investors stressed out about the results of a government banking test, selling shares of Wells Fargo and other banks, and as the outlook from Cisco Systems dented the recent rally in the technology sector. …Video: Stress tests: the key sought RTCisco Earnings and Improving Jobless Claims Adding To Bullish … CFD TradingBank Results Will Test Optimism ForbesBarron’s Blogs - Wall Street Journalall 4,056 news articles

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Intel: Waiting for Bad News From BrusselsWall Street JournalBy Don Clark No one can say for sure that antitrust regulators in Europe will levy a big fine against Intel next week, or ever for that matter. But there don't seem to be too many people betting against that possibility. …EU exec set to fine Intel on May 13 -sources ReutersIntel EC fine could be followed by class-action lawsuit ElectronicsWeekly.comall 42 news articles

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RTT NewsSymantec Shares Plunge On 4Q Loss, Jefferies DowngradeWall Street JournalBy Benjamin Pimentel Shares of Symantec Corp. (SYMC) plunged about 15% recently, one day after the security software maker swung to a loss for the fourth fiscal quarter on a large impairment charge. Symantec also reported sales for the period that came …Symantec Falls After Sales Forecast Misses Estimates BloombergSymantec tumbles as revenue misses Street view ReutersSymantec (SYMC) drops on Q1 revenue miss BloggingStocksBizjournals.com - PC Worldall 74 news articles

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Financial PostCisco, in Shift, Sees Sales SteadyingWall Street JournalBy BEN WORTHEN In a sharp reversal, Cisco Systems Inc. said its sales have stabilized and the prolonged slump in corporate spending on technology may have leveled off. For the first time in months, the networking-equipment company's customers “are …Cisco's net income, sales fall Los Angeles TimesCisco CEO provides Wall Street with a glimmer of hope MarketWatchCisco's Chambers says sales declines appear to be leveling off San Jose Mercury NewsWall Street Journal - Wall Street Journalall 450 news articles

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