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MARLBOROUGH, Mass.-- --Netezza Corporation , the global leader in data warehouse and analytic appliances, today reported its financial results for the third fiscal quarter ende... COLUMBUS, Ga.-- --M. Troy Woods, president and chief operating officer of TSYS, will be presenting at the Credit Suisse Annual Technology Conference in Scottsdale, Ariz., ...
Intuit tests receipt service in northeast Valley
We keep our sales receipts because they're valuable and we might need them someday.Then we stuff them in shoe boxes, desk drawers or our wallets.
Born out of desktop computer revolution of the 1980s, software maker Intuit recently crossed the quarter-century mark.
Intuit's Disappointing Forecast
Intuit Inc. recently reported results for the first quarter. Revenues increased 2% to $493 million, driven by growth in core businesses.
Intuit President Brad Smith to Present at the Credit Suisse Conference
President and Chief Executive Officer, Brad Smith, will present at the Credit Suisse Technology Conference in Scottsdale, Ariz.
Intuit Inc. (INTU) President, CEO and Director Brad D Smith sells 80,000 Shares
President, CEO and Director of Intuit Inc. Brad D Smith sells 80,000 shares of INTU on 11/23/2009 at an average price of $29.86 a share.
Intuit and ADP Make SaaS Acquisitions, But High Unemployment Hurts
This month, both Intuit and ADP made some SaaS acquisitions. Intuit has followed an aggressive acquisition strategy this year.
Intuit launches CRM product for small businesses
Accounting software company Intuit Inc. has entered the customer relationship management arena with the release of its on-demand Customer Manager product.
Intuit grows revenue for Q1, continues push into "connected services"
Intuit, the maker of TurboTax and Quicken software, beat Wall Street's estimates for its first quarter, reporting a 2 percent growth in revenue for the period.
Citing drops in its core QuickBooks revenue and typical 'seasonal' losses during the first quarter, Intuit Inc.
Biz Break: Valley real estate's upward turn; plus: Dell's profit dives
Today: Dell and Intuit report earnings. Silicon Valley house prices rise year-over-year for the first time in nearly two years.
TurboTax 2009: Like GPS for Your Taxes
SAN DIEGO. Like GPS for taxes, TurboTax 2009 easily and accurately guides taxpayers step-by-step through their tax return, effortlessly getting them to their ultimate destination - the biggest tax refund possible.
After Hours: Dell, Gap, Intuit results on late-session radar
Shares of Dell Inc. and Gap Inc. will be in focus Thursday evening, as the PC giant and the largest U.S. clothing chain are each expected to post a 25% drop in quarterly earnings.
Intuit Provides Help to Microsoft Accounting Customers
MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif. Intuit Inc. is extending a helping hand to small businesses affected by the discontinuation of Microsoft Office Accounting, which will no longer be distributed after today.
Can Quicken be to a medical bill what Quicken is to taxes?
Intuit, the do-your-taxes, make-your-will and manage-your-rental-properties company, now wants to conquer the most complex document of all: the medical bill.
Every Friday, I take a look at seven companies that are projected to post year-over-year dips in quarterly profitability the following week.
Borrowing ideas can ignite big innovations
David Kord Murray's recent book "Borrowing Brilliance" suggests that innovations result from borrowing ideas from different disciplines, putting them together and building on them.
International Speedway sells Staten Island land
Intuit Inc. gave CEO Brad Smith compensation valued at $3.6 million, according to an Associated Press calculation of figures disclosed in a regulatory filing made Friday.
Medical Mutual of Ohio and Intuit Cure the Pain of Paying Medical Bills
CLEVELAND & MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif. - Almost 70 percent of Ohioans are concerned about their ability to manage medical bills for themselves and their families.
Job openings remain close to record-lows
WASHINGTON: U.S. job openings are at rock-bottom levels, according to government and private surveys released Tuesday, a trend that could keep the unemployment rate high even as layoffs slow.