UPDATE: Cisco Systems' Conference Call for Q2 Fiscal Year 2007 Financial Results
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Cisco Systems (NASDAQ: CSCO) has scheduled a conference call on Tuesday, February  6, 2007 at 1:30 PM (PT) to announce its second quarter fiscal year 2007 financial results.
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The Motley Fool - On Wednesday, Sept. 27, longtime Linux leader Red Hat (Nasdaq: RHAT - News) released Q2 2007 earnings for the period ending Aug. 31, 2006.
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Q. On the advice of a friend who was making lots of money several years ago, I bought some shares of Cisco Systems for $124 each. They've recently been trading in the high $20s. I will not sell them for such a loss.
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Cisco Systems Inc has posted an unexpected 40% profit jump on 27% higher sales for its second fiscal quarter.
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Telecoms add greenery In brief Juniper Networks accountants were able to toss out their red pens for fiscal 2007. This year's charges didn't get the better of them. The network equipment maker's Q4 profit was up 73 per cent based on â what else â telecoms companies looking for new gear to expand their internet tubes.â¦
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Shrubs off last year's loss Juniper Networks swung to a profit during the second quarter of 2007, spurred by an increase of product and service sales as companies buy more equipment to handle internet traffic. The company reported a $86.2m profit for the second quarter of 2007, compared to a $1.21bn loss in the same period last year.â¦
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By Anonymous  Cisco Systems Capital, San Jose, California, and Ingram Micro Inc. announce a financing program for North American resellers of Cisco equipment, software and services.
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Cisco (NASDAQ:CSCO) today announced that it has made a strategic  investment of US$50 million in China Communications Services Corporation  Limited (CCS). Cisco is the largest foreign strategic investor in CCS.
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SANTA CLARA, CALIFORNIA - Cisco SystemsÂ took dead aim at data centers Tuesday at its annual Worldwide Analyst Conference, with company executives claiming many communications functions in servers would be better off moved into the network.
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Cisco Systems Inc., the biggest maker of equipment that directs data over the Internet, on Tuesday said quarterly earnings rose 29 percent on stronger demand for its networking gear.
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Cisco will pay approximately $200 million in cash and options. The acquisition of P-Cube is subject to various standard closing conditions and is expected to close in the first quarter of Cisco&#39;s fiscal year 2005.
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Cisco Systems, the world's biggest maker of computer-networking equipment, said Tuesday that second-quarter profit rose 40 percent as customers upgraded their communications systems for video.  Net income in the period ended Jan.
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(InfoWorld) - The first week of September, the unofficial start of the new season, has been hectic for IT investors. Analysts are scrambling to parse through news from networking giants Cisco Systems Inc., Alcatel SA and Lucent Technologies Inc., and a board fracas at Hewlett-Packard Co. caused the company to come under the scrutiny of the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission as well as the California State Attorney General. The big question for Wall Street analysts and institutional investors attending the Cisco Systems Inc. analyst day in New York Wednesday was whether the vendor could sustain its revenue and profit momentum. Executives lead by Chief Executive Officer John Chambers said that by incorporating data, voice, video and mobile capabilities -- its so-called "quadruple play" -- across all its product lines, Cisco can take advantage of converging networks in the service provider, enterprise, commercial and consumer markets. The company reiterated its forecast of 10 percent to 15 percent growth for the next three to five years. But more importantly, in wide-ranging give-and-take with the Wall Street community, company executives appeared very confident about specific details that backed up the forecast. "They were very bullish," noted Mark Sue, an analyst with RBC Capital Markets. Sue said that two good signs were the company's confidence that it could keep its tax rate down to current levels (hovering around 25 percent) and Chief Financial Officer Dennis Powell's statement that the company would pay out a dividend at some point. The company did not get an uptick after the meeting, even though some analysts said they thought shares have a lot of potential to move upward. Part of the problem may be that Cisco was caught in the general market depression this week, as a result of reports of slowing housing sales. Cisco (CSCO) closed at US$21.54 Thursday, down $0.15. Meanwhile Alcatel SA and Lucent Technologies Inc. shareholders approved the merger of the two networking vendors Thursday. The merger is seen as part of a trend toward consolidation in the networking and telecom markets. There is intense competition in the growth areas of the mature enterprise market -- such as VOIP -- while Chinese manufacturers are putting pressure on the Western networking giants on the low end. IT investors are taking a wait-and-see approach to Alcatel-Lucent. On Thursday, Lucent (LU) shares closed at $2.25, down by $0.02, while Alcatel shares (ALA) closed at $11.77, down by $0.24. On his part, Cisco's Chambers sees his greatest competition coming from Asia, not Paris or New Jersey. A board disagreement at HP, meanwhile, is a sign of the times. An internal investigation by HP to see which members of its board of directors leaked information to the press resulted in several board members leaving earlier this year. One departed board member, Silicon Valley venture capitalist Thomas Perkins, has accused HP of using possibly illegal means to conduct its investigation, sparking newly revealed government inquiries. However it ends, the squabble is seen to signify the end of an era when board members were all good friends of the chief executive. The leaks stemmed back to the time when the board started having critical discussions of ex-CEO Carly Fiorina. Though current CEO Mark Hurd appears to be well on the way to a healthy reorganization of the company, the board infighting could be a distraction. HP (HPQ) shares closed at $35.42 Thursday, down by $0.42.
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John T. Chambers took the helm of networking company Cisco Systems Inc. in 1995, growing it from $1.2 billion in annual revenue approaching $30 billion today. Now, the voluble 58-year-old chief executive is expanding the company that made its money in the behind-the-scenes network infrastructure business into new areas. Chambers spoke to Globe reporter Carolyn Y. Johnson.
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Cisco Systems (Nasdaq:CSCO) will host another session of its "Tech Talk for Investors" webcasts, with corresponding slide presentation, on Wednesday, September 13, 2006, at 1:30PM Pacific time.
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Cisco Systems Inc. (csco.o) on Tuesday  reported quarterly revenue and income that exceeded market  expectations as companies upgraded their networks, sending its  shares up 9 percent.
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But the networking company&#39;s first-quarter results are the sixth straight quarter of revenue growth. By Paul Travis. Market leading networking vendor Cisco Systems on Tuesday reported that sales growth in its first fiscal 2005 quarter, ended Oct.