Friday, August 5, 2005ValueClick Raises GuidanceIn further earnings news, Westlake Village-based ValueClick also released its Q2 results yesterday. The company reported $54.6M in revenue, a 58% year to year increase in revenues. Net income for the quarter was $8.1 million. ValueClick also raised its guidance for the year to $269-279 million and an EPS of $0.41-0.43. The company acquired Web Clients, launched the U.S. operations of PriceRunner, and expanded its Commission Junction business into France during the quarter. The company now has $1 (More info...)
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Quest Releases Q2 ResultsIrvine-based Quest Software is reporting revenues of $107.1M in the latest quarter, with a 16% year to year increase over last year. The provider of software for application, database, and infrastructure management. The company earned $10.7M in net income for the quarter. The results included the impact of the company's recent acquisitions of Imceda Software and Vintela. Quest reported that for the third quarter the company expects revenues of $111.0M to $114.0M, with full year results around $4 (More info...)
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Homestore Reports ResultsWestlake Village-based Homestore yesterday reported its second quarter results, saying that the firm had revenues of $63.3M in the quarter ending June 30th. The company had net income of $3.3M, compared to a net loss last year of $4.3M in Q2. The company also reported it had spent $4.2M in General and Administrative costs covering legal expenses for the defense costs of former officers in the company's SEC investigation. That expense comes on top of a $7.2M expense incurred in the third quarter (More info...)
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Fastclick Grows RevenuesSanta Barbara-based Internet advertising provider Fastclick reported yesterday that the company earned net income of $1.5 million on revenues of $19.3M for the second quarter. The revenue was an increase of 58% year to year from the second quarter of 2004. The company attributed the growth in its business from expansion of its advertiser base, diversification of its revenue mix, and the strength and quality of its publisher network. Fastclick also announced that it grew ad impressions by 17% seq (More info...)
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