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John Riccitiello

John Riccitiello

John Riccitiello is the CEO of Electronic Arts (EA).

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Electronic Arts Posts 2Q Beat, But 3Q View Disappoints

Electronic Arts Inc.

(NASDAQ:ERTS) delivered fiscal second-quarter results that beat the Street's view and lifted its full-year outlook on Thursday afternoon, but its third-quarter guidance was still mostly lower than the Street's view, prompting a selloff in after-hours trading.The video-game publisher reported a loss of $340 million, or $1.03 a share, up from last  year's second-quarter loss of $201 million, or 61 cents a share. When adjusted to exclude acquisition and restructuring charges, the company reported earnings of 5 cents a share, compared with year-ago adjusted earnings of 10 cents a share.Revenue came in at $715 million, or $1.03 billion on an adjusted basis, compared with last year's revenue of $631 million, or $884 million adjusted.The results beat expectations, as analysts had predicted an adjusted loss of 5 cents a share on adjusted revenue of $964.78 million, according to a poll by Thomson Reuters.For the fiscal third quarter, the software-maker forecast adjusted ear...

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  1. Electronic Arts Posts 2Q Beat, Disappointing 3Q View

    Electronic Arts Inc. (NASDAQ:ERTS) posted better-than-expected fiscal second quarter results, but the company’s forecast missed expectations, prompting shares to sli...

  2. EA CEO on Social Gaming

    Electronic Arts CEO John Riccitiello on the company's push for social gaming.

  3. EA results top expectations, shares rise

    By Gabriel MadwaySAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - Electronic Arts Inc reported better-than-expected results, helped by cost cuts and strong sales of its "FIFA" soccer game....

  4. Electronic Arts Shares Up on 1Q Beat, 2Q View

    Electronic Arts Inc. (NASDAQ:ERTS) posted fiscal better than expected first-quarter profit on Tuesday, and gave fiscal second-quarter guidance that was in-line with ...

  5. EA President: Business Is Good

    Electronic Arts CEO John Riccitiello on the future of gaming and company growth.

  6. EA Shares Down on Lower-Than-Expected Forecast

    Despite reporting better-than-expected fourth-quarter results, shares of Electronic Arts Inc. (ERTS) fell nearly 10% in after-hours trading, when the company gave gu...

  7. EA Still Stands Behind Tiger

    Electronic Arts CEO John Riccitiello on his company's 10-year relationship with Tiger Woods.

  8. EA CEO to FBN:

    December 2, 2009 08:59 PM UTC by Liz ClamanEA CEO to FBN: "We Stand By Tiger"Why wouldn’t Electronic Arts stand by their man? His Tiger Woods PGA video game has brou...

  9. EA CEO: Gearing up for Holiday Sales

    Electronic Arts CEO John Riccitiello on how he is pushing video games in a weak economy.

  10. EA CEO on Online Gaming

    Electronic Arts CEO John Riccitiello on opportunities in online and mobile games.

  11. EA CEO on Playing the Sector

    Electronic Art's CEO John Riccitiello on the future of mammoth U.S. video-game maker. Maven: Link:

  1. EA CEO: 'Battlefield 3' Hits the Mark

    John Riccitiello , Electronic Arts CEO, on the upcoming release of "Battlefield 3" and what's ahead for the gaming giant.

  2. Tributes pour in for Steve Jobs, dead at 56

    (Reuters) - President Barack Obama was among the many people who paid tribute to Steve Jobs , calling the Apple co-founder a visionary and great American innovator."...

  3. Electronic Arts to Acquire PopCap, Updates Guidance

    In a bid to enter the world of online and mobile casual gaming, game software-publisher Electronic Arts (NASDAQ:ERTS) announced it will acquire online social gaming ...

  4. Electronic Arts 4Q Beats Street

    Electronic Arts Inc. (NASDAQ:ERTS) weighed in with better-than-anticipated fiscal fourth-quarter results and gave full-year 2012 guidance that was in-line with expec...

  5. EA's Next Tiger Woods Video Game on Sale in March

    Tiger Woods has lost some major sponsors after revelations of marital infidelities hurt his image, but Electronic Arts Inc said on Tuesday it remains in the professi...

  6. Angry Birds, Happy Cash (Oh, and Will EA Buy Rock Bands' Harmonix?)

    December 1, 2010 12:14 PM UTC by Liz ClamanAngry Birds, Happy Cash (Oh, and Will EA Buy Rock Bands' Harmonix?)Tiny, furious birds attacking pigs.Okaaaaay???Who knew ...

  7. Electronic Arts CEO on Viral Gaming

    Electronic Arts CEO John Riccitiello on the expansion of its digital revenue.

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