On calendar year 2000 revenues, this would yield a $387.9 billion market cap, or $70 per share. This is right in line with current trading levels.

We expect Oracle could appreciate at a more tempered rate over the intermediate term as fourth-quarter ... license revenues were muted by sluggish database growth, with strong earnings-per-share upside on continued margin expansion.

The bottom line EPS (earnings per share) beat estimates by a significant margin, although revenues were a tad light,

The bottom line EPS (earnings per share) beat estimates by a significant margin, although revenues were a tad light, ... It looks like they're getting some traction on their restructuring program.

The acquisition of Allied Colloids is expected to enhance Hercules' earnings per share no later than calendar year 1999.

Apple?s market capitalization is $50 billion based on a handful (of products). We have thousands and our market cap is less than that. Is there a message in there? Can?t we just keep it simpler?