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Technology giants Apple, Microsoft and Adobe are called by the Australian parliament to appear before a committee looking at pricing levels.
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SAN JOSE, Calif. (TheStreet) — Shares of Adobe Systems slumped after market close on Tuesday as the software maker warned of weakening European demand.
The Apple and Microsoft rival comfortably beat Wall Street’s second-quarter estimates, reporting revenue of $1.124 billion, up from $1.023 billion in the same period last year. Analysts were looking for sales of $1.108 billion.
Excluding items, Adobe earned 60 cents a share, up from 55 cents a share in the prior year’s quarter. Analysts surveyed by Thomson Reuters were looking for earnings of 59 cents a share. Adobe reported its second-quarter results after market close on Tuesday. …
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Video effects developer NewBlue, Inc. announced at NAB 2012 that its critically acclaimed Titler Pro and GPU-accelerated plugins will be available for the upcoming release of Adobe Creative Suite 6 software and the Mac OS.
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Video effects developer NewBlue, Inc. announced at NAB 2012 that its critically acclaimed Titler Pro and GPU-accelerated plugins will be available for the upcoming release of Adobe Creative Suite 6 software and the Mac OS.
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Following yesterday’s FQ1 report (I, II), Adobe (ADBE -4.3%) receives an upgrade to Sector Perform from RBC, and a downgrade to the same rating from Pac Crest. The former is pleased with Adobe’s transition to a subscription-based model, while the latter is worried about soft Creative Suite sales ahead of CS6′s arrival. Piper, meanwhile, is optimistic CS6 demand will be strong. (transcript)
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