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Microsoft FY10Q2 Results

Time for another Microsoft earning announcement. I'm going to be missing you, Mr. Liddell, and your New Zealand accent. With so many tech companies reporting good numbers and with Windows 7's success, I dare say that we're expecting a rosy quarterly earning report. And, if that's the case and knowing Mr. Ballmer's past record, he'll say something financially scary soon to rain on the parade.

Places I track for news on earnings include:

• Mr. Joe Wilcox over at Beta News (Joe has been on fire lately with all of his postings - one reason I've been quiet here is that when I think of something to write about, Mr. Wilcox already has it written up and posted)
• Mr. Todd Bishop over at TechFlash's Microsoft Blog
• Mr. Joseph Tartakoff somewhere within paidContent.org.

What questions do you expect or would you like to come up during the call? And if they don't come up during the conversation with the analysts, what Q&A do you want to send Mr. Ballmer's way during our upcoming Town Hall meeting?

• Windows 7 continued success: how does that turn into profits and what kind of projections are we looking at?
• Entertainment and Devices re-org: how does that align for future success and avoidance of being one big huge money pit?
• Windows Mobile 7: we so dropped the ball in our early phone OS presence that now it seems like it's a losing battle to have a dog in this fight. But WinMo7 is out there. To me, I can imagine this becoming like the Zune HD: well praised and all, but not making a dent in the market because everyone has already moved on to the iPhone platform.
• Bing: % of market share on track?
• Efficiency: are back to our "we always fire the bottom 10% every review cycle" line of B.S. or are RIFs and layoffs still in effect? Given that the tech market at least seems to be turning around with-respect-to hiring (at least looking at the internal openings in Microsoft and how often I get pinged by recruiters), does Microsoft need to close down on the layoffs loudly and publically for both morale and recruitment's sake?
• iPad iPad iPad! So what, the techie echo-chamber screams for the iPad? I'll be quiet happy with my Kindle for now, just because I do need it for lots of book reading vs. momentary goofing around with apps and browsing. Still, it does extend Apple's reach into the Windows market. What 'cha gonna do about that, Microsoft? How come you never thought of something like this? Or a book reader? You had what and what? Wow...
• Ballmer: seems as though people are questioning Mr. Ballmer's continued CEO-ship. How much longer did he say he's in for being CEO?

Going back to the layoffs: first of all, this round does need to wrap up by end of FY10. The stress of possible layoffs will continue to have a negative effects on Microsoft, let alone recruiting. We should have one last big flush and then call ourselves done. I'm tired of the layoff rumors as much as anyone else. Probably more so, given the comment fear-mongering. To paraphrase a commenter here: Mini-Microsoft has correctly predicted 12 of the last 3 layoffs.

One commenter made a good point in that it is going to take a while to work through the fat, though, because Microsoft dug itself into such a deep, undisciplined hole that when layoffs were needed, no one knew how or where to start and certainly didn't realize how bad it had become.

(later...)

Thanks to the deferral $s, it was a break-out quarter. Some follow-ups:

• Joe Wilcox: Microsoft reports $19 billion quarter, lifted by $1.71 billion deferral Betanews
• Todd Bishop: Windows 7 sales lift Microsoft to record revenue, strong profits and PC Windows sales strong, but other Microsoft units struggle
• Joseph Tartakoff: Microsoft Blows Past Analyst Estimates paidContent
• Mary Jo Foley: Earnings take-away Microsoft is still powered by Windows All about Microsoft ZDNet.com
• Brier Dudley: Brier Dudley's blog Microsoft earnings report includes CFO's hush deal Seattle Times Newspaper
• Nick Eaton: With Windows 7, Microsoft kills Wall Street with record quarter and Breaking down Microsoft's Q2 earnings

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Oil rises above $83 amid strong China demand

Oil prices jumped above $83 a barrel Monday in Asia amid signs of strong Chinese demand for crude and a weakening U.S. dollar.

Benchmark crude for February delivery was up 80 cents to $83.55 a barrel at late afternoon Singapore time in electronic trading on the New York Mercantile Exchange. On Friday, the contract rose 9 cents to settle at $82.75.

China said Sunday that oil imports rose 14 percent last year to a record high in December, part of a 56 percent surge in overall imports last month. The better than expected Chinese figures helped investors brush off Friday's disappointing U.S. jobless report, which showed the economy lost 85,000 jobs in December and the unemployment rate was steady at 10 percent.

A weaker dollar also helped boost oil prices, as investors buy commodities as a hedge against inflation.

The euro rose to $1.4530 on Monday from $1.4430 on Friday while the dollar fell to 92.20 yen from 92.54.

Crude prices have spiked 20 percent in the last month as a rash of cold winter weather in parts of the U.S., Europe and Asia boost demand for oil products such as heating oil.

Supplies were threatened in Nigeria, where unidentified gunmen attacked a Chevron Corp. crude oil pipeline, cutting production by 20,000 barrels a day, a company spokesman said Saturday.

In other Nymex trading in February contracts, heating oil rose 2.09 cents to $2.22 a gallon and gasoline gained 2.15 cents to $2.18 a gallon. Natural gas futures were down 16.5 cents to $5.58.

In London, Brent crude for February delivery rose 72 cents to $82.08 a barrel on the ICE Futures exchange.

The Associated Press , Singapore | Mon, 01/11/2010 6:34 PM | Business
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Riau Arlines halts flights to Jakarta

RAL launched its Pekanbaru-Jakarta route in December 2008 when Samudra Sukardi, a brother of former state enterprises minister Laksamana Sukardi, was its president director.

Riau Airlines (RAL), one of regional players in the country�s aviation industry, has terminated its Pekanbaru-Jakarta route, citing continual losses as a result of the tight competition.

For its future business, Teguh said RAL would focus on its commercial flight services in Sumatra. The company recently opened a new route to Jambi and will fly to Palembang in the near future.

RAL fleet now comprises two RJ-100 and five Fokker-50 planes.

Teguh said the company might resume flights to Jakarta when it could buy big airplanes.

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Garuda to go public in Q1 of 2010

State SOE Miister Mustafa Abubakar said the government would privatizate state airline company PT Garuda Indonesia through an initial public offering in the first quarter of 2010.
�Let�s pray for positive market response, so that the shares that we sell will meet our target,� Mustafa said during the launch of a green campaign involving Garuda and Leuser International Foundation in Banda Aceh on Saturday.

Garuda will privatize 25 percent of its shares to raise US$300 million it needs to buy new planes and improve services.

Garuda president director Emirsyah Satar said the company would purchase nearly 50 planes to strengthen its fleet of 67 planes by 2014.

The national flag carrier is one of three state enterprises that will go public this year. The other two companies are steel producer PT Krakatau Steel and construction company PT Pembangunan Perumahan.

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Oil rises to near $82 on stocks, cold weather

The Jakarta Post , Tokyo | Tue, 01/05/2010 7:36 PM | Business

Oil rose to near $82 a barrel Tuesday after a jump in U.S. stock markets boosted investor confidence and helped extend a four-week rally in crude prices.

By early afternoon in Europe, benchmark crude for February delivery was up 8 cents to $81.59 a barrel in electronic trading on the New York Mercantile Exchange. The contract climbed $2.15 to settle at $81.51 on Monday.

Oil traders often look to stock markets as a measure of overall investor sentiment, and equities rose in the first trading day of 2010 as investors eyed signs of improvement in U.S. and Chinese manufacturing.

The Dow Jones industrial average rose 1.5 percent on Monday while the Standard & Poor's 500 index gained 1.6 percent. Most major Asian and European stock indexes were up Tuesday.

"Should the stock market maintain its upward momentum amid a further weakening of the dollar, it appears that the oil complex should be well equipped to advance further," Galena, Illinois-based Ritterbusch and Associates said in a report.

Crude prices also rose due to colder weather in the U.S., which traders expect will spur higher demand for oil products such as heating oil.

"On the weather front, the U.S. might experience its coldest winter since the 1980s," said JBC Energy in Vienna. "In Britain, the freezing cold temperatures are also likely to continue, after a record cold December."

Oil has surged about 15 percent since mid-December.

In other Nymex trading in February contracts, heating oil rose 0.15 cent to $2.1920 a gallon and gasoline gained 0.36 cents to $2.1080 a gallon. Natural gas was down 9.6 cents to 5.788 per 1,000 cubic feet.

In London, Brent crude for February delivery rose 9 cents to $80.21 a barrel on the ICE Futures exchange.

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