Microsoft’s earnings turn out to be even uglier than expected
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Growth in smartphone advertising hits Google’s margins hard
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IBM has a growth problem that goes beyond this quarter’s slowdown in China
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So far, global financial markets are willing to overlook deepening debt troubles in Greece and Portugal. After all, these are countries on the “periphery” of the EuroZone and not in the “real” EuroZone. Today’s very gloomy report from the Bank of Italy lowering the projected growth rate for the Italian economy argues, however, that the EuroZone core is in trouble too.
