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John Connors Quotes
«We solidly outperformed on revenues, expenses, and earnings per share, and we feel good about where we ended the quarter on unearned (revenue),»
Author: John Connors
«Linux is the most significant competitor to the Windows platform,»
Author: John Connors
«We now believe PC shipments will not show any growth from the prior year and will show a decline for the full fiscal year 2002.»
Author: John Connors
«To grow a $32 billion company, first you have to do $32 billion in business.»
Author: John Connors
«There's nothing of the Old West in those places, and you see lots of fur coats and Rolls-Royces.»
Author: John Connors
«People ask, are you still a growth stock? Compared to these guys, yes we are.»
Author: John Connors
«Microsoft is well known for its bench strength,? he said. »
Author: John Connors
«It seems likely we will report year-over-year revenue in the 25 percent range, but I would expect earnings-per-share to grow at a lower rate than revenue in the next two quarters.»
Author: John Connors
«We are cautious about the next quarter. We want to see business PC demand pick up, and the next quarter is a tough comparable quarter because of last year's launch of Office 2000.»
Author: John Connors
«Getting multi-digit growth in our two main franchises with the share and size we have is tough, but we will have great growth in our businesses that are somewhat smaller.»
Author: John Connors