I’m interested to see today that there are a number of threads at Webmaster World’s forums that seem to be reporting poor earnings by Adsense publishers over the past few days.

Despite being the best-selling home video title of the year so far, “The Incredibles” hasn’t hit high-flying sales expectations.

Total revenue for the Linux company’s first quarter jumped by 46 percent in year to year comparison.

The fourth quarter numbers for the Memphis-based shipping company detail its record revenue and earnings.

Ford Motor Co. announced yesterday that it reduced its earnings per share guidance for the full-year 2005. This is a result of a weak profit outlook for the company’s North American operations.

Higher costs related to the electronic retailer’s efforts with re-branding Canadian stores and improving customer service drag down earnings.

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The upscale discount department store business exceeded Wall Street expectations for the first quarter.

There seems to be an increase in the frequency of postings in Adsense forums from publishers noting that their earnings have slipped in the past few days. Of particular note is that a number of publishers are reporting drops in their per click’ earnings (to get this figure divide your total earnings for a day by the amount of clicks for that day).

First-quarter earnings for May Department Stores fell from the same period last year, the company said.

Gillette experienced a 19% rise in first-quarter earnings compared to last year, as demand remained strong for all of the company’s major product lines.

As a result of strong TV, DVD recorder, and home appliance sales, Panasonic maker Matsushita Electric Industrial’s quarterly profit grew by 42%.

Starwood Hotels & Resorts Worldwide more than doubled its earnings for the first quarter.

The Royal Dutch/Shell Group’s earnings increased by 42% as a result of high oil prices.

Lexmark International posted second quarter earnings that fell short of expectations and took a hard hit in stocks in the process. The #2 printer manufacturer based in Lexington, KY has been in the middle of a price war with HP.

With the recent reports of Google’s massive surge in profits ($369million) for the first quarter of 2005 I can’t help but wonder how much of it is due to bloggers like us.

A quick look at Yahoo Finance indicates that to this point, Google has exceeded analyst earnings estimates by an average of 22%.

Later today, Yahoo will release its quarterly earnings report, and we will once again get an idea of how strong the legs are in the search industry.

Lucent Technologies Inc. announced earnings quadrupled during the second quarter over the same earnings period a year ago primarily due a high demand for wireless network products. Lucent will also combine its mobility and wireline business. This announcement led to a nearly 5% increase in stock prices.

Salomon Levis, Chairman of the Board and CEO of Doral Financial, announced that after consulting with various financial institutions and other firms with experience in valuation issues, the Company has…

Mattel reported 2005 first quarter financial results including net income of $6.5 million, or $0.02 per share, compared to last year’s first quarter net income of $9.0 million, or $0.02 per share.