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IBM exceeds expectations – but investors respond with sell-off

Despite improved quarterly figures and an increased annual forecast, the stock of the technology group IBM plummets after hours. The reason is the disappointing development in the software division—particularly with the hopeful Red Hat.

Strong Numbers, Weak Response

Red Hat falls short of expectations

More Optimistic Forecast – But Weak Market Reaction

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