Microsoft last week announced better-than-expected Q1 2015 earnings, giving pause to its critics. Granted, net income registered a year-over-year drop. However, revenue totaled $23.2 billion, compared to the previous year’s $18.53 billion. Bear in mind the results include $1.14 billion, or 11 cents a share, in costs related to Microsoft’s restructuring plan and the ongoing integration of the Nokia devices and services business. Analysts had expected revenue to total $22.02 billion and net income to be 49 cents a share.
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Most Everything's Coming Up Roses for Microsoft
Posted by: Richard Adhikari October 27, 2014 06:39 AMMicrosoft last week announced better-than-expected Q1 2015 earnings, giving pause to its critics. Granted, net income registered a year-over-year drop. However, revenue totaled $23.2 billion, compared to the previous year’s $18.53 billion. Bear in mind the results include $1.14 billion, or 11 cents a share, in costs related to Microsoft’s restructuring plan and the ongoing integration of the Nokia devices and services business. Analysts had expected revenue to total $22.02 billion and net income to be 49 cents a share.