My Trefis
Join Trefis today!
Register to create your own "My Trefis" of stocks, news, and people that interest you.
FILTER BY COMPANY
- All Companies
- Edit My Portfolio
-
Add to watch list:You don't have any companies in your watch list yet.
- My Collection
-
- Abercrombie... ANF
- Aeropostale ARO
- Amazon AMZN
- American Ea... AEO
- Best Buy BBY
- Caterpillar CAT
- CBS CBS
- Coach COH
- Costco COST
- Electronic... EA
- GameStop GME
- Gap Inc. GPS
- General Ele... GE
- Google GOOG
- Johnson & J... JNJ
- JPMorgan Ch... JPM
- Merck MRK
- NYSE Eurone... NYX
- Pandora P
- Pfizer PFE
- Prudential... PRU
- Salesforce.... CRM
- SAP SAP
- Sirius XM R... SIRI
- Urban Outfi... URBN
- Wal-Mart WMT
You don't have any items in your collection. Click next to an item to add it to your collection.
BY CONTRIBUTOR
BY CONTENT
Example question: Bloomberg reported that supply constraints are leading to iPhone shortages. Do Trefis analysts see a meaningful impact on AAPL?
Example comment: Competition will squeeze AMZN's operating margins from 4% to 2% meaning a 10% hit to the stock according to Trefis.
Name (Required)
Email (Required, but never displayed)
SUBMITSUBMIT
Insert Chart or Image...
* Companies:
The article's statement that "Brazil contributed approximately 19% of IBM's revenue in 2011" is completely wrong. Actually the four BRIC countries (Brazil, Russia, India and China) together contributed approximately 19% of IBM's revenue in 2011. This should be clear not only to myself from my 6 years fairly recently as an executive in IBM's Corporate Strategy Department, but also to anyone who follows IBM's public quarterly earning reports.
[ less... ]
The article's statement that "Brazil contributed approximately 19% of IBM's revenue in 2011" is completely wrong. Actually the four BRIC countries (Brazil, Russia, India and China) together contributed approximately 19% of IBM's revenue in 2011. This should be clear not only to myself from my 6 years fairly recently as an executive in IBM's Corporate Strategy Department, but also to anyone who follows IBM's public quarterly earning reports.