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Brian Deagon

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Tech journalist for Investor's Business Daily. Seeker of trends and truth. Views expressed here are my own.
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Space Race Draws Entrepreneurs Into A Crowded Final Frontier

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By Brian Deagon, Alan R. Elliott Verified
| Investor's Business Daily Verified
The most powerful rocket ever built exploded in the skies over Texas in April. Just five days later, Japan's first-ever lunar landing attempt failed as its small spacecraft apparently crashed into the moon. Yet days before, the European Space Agency (ESA) succeeded in launching an unmanned exploration mission to Jupiter's moons. In another era, it may have looked like the final lap of a global space race. But in the third decade of the 21st century, it was space business as usual.
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Are There Rough Waters Ahead On Tech Earnings Calendar?

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By Brian Deagon
| Investor's Business Daily Verified
The usual nervousness that comes with the technology earnings calendar each quarter is here, with several of the Big Dogs of Tech set to report earnings in the next several days. Investors are wondering if the sector can continue with the progress it's made this year. As it does traditionally, IBM ( IBM) kicked off first-quarter tech earnings on April 19. It beat expectations for first-quarter profit and signaled that demand for information technology services was better than expected.
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IBM First-Quarter Results Beat On Bottom Line As Revenue A Slight Miss

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By Brian Deagon
| Investor's Business Daily Verified
( IBM) reported first-quarter results late Wednesday that topped earnings estimates but fell slightly short on revenue. IBM stock climbed on the news. The company reported adjusted earnings of $1.36 a share on revenue of $14.3 billion. Analysts expected IBM to report adjusted earnings of $1.26 a share on revenue of $14.35 billion. IBM stock jumped 3.4% to 130.55 during after-hours trading on the stock market today.
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