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BEA SYSTEMS INC (BEAS, 42)- The maker of e-business infrastructure software beat estimates by a penny as its fourth quarter earnings doubled to 10 cents per share.  Revenues in the quarter jumped 72% to $256 million.  The shares are down 5.25 in pre-open trading on the news.

CYBERIAN OUTPOST INC (COOL, 2)- The Internet computer and electronics retailer warned that fourth quarter earnings will fall short of expectations due to weaker demand for computers and higher fulfillment costs.  The company now sees revenues of $118-$120 million in the quarter, and expects to post a loss of ($0.31)-($0.34) per share.  Analysts were looking for a loss of 16 cents.

DENBURY RESOURCES (DNR, 10.26)- The oil and gas company beat estimates by 10 cents as its fourth quarter earnings jumped 560% to 66 cents per share, excluding gains.  Revenues in the quarter rose 133% to $63.6 million.

FURNITURE BRANDS INTERNATIONAL (FBN, 25.15)- The furniture maker warned that its first quarter earnings will fall short of expectations due to slower economic conditions.  The company now expects 2001 revenues to be flat with 2000, and sees first quarter earnings of $0.40-$0.45 per share.  Analysts were looking for the company to earn 52 cents.

NCO GROUP INC (NCOG, 32)- The provider of accounts receivable collection services warned that its first quarter results will fall short of analysts' expectations.  The company now sees earnings of $0.46-$0.48 per share, compared to analysts' estimates of 49 cents.

TELEDYNE TECHNOLOGIES INC (TDY, 19.70)- The maker of communications products and aerospace components warned that first quarter and full year results will fall short of previous lowered expectations due to slowing aftermarket sales of aircraft piston engines and parts, and weakness in commercial electronics products sales.  The company now sees first quarter earnings of 15 cents per share and full year 2001 earnings of 95 cents.  Analysts were looking for 24 cents and $1.20, respectively.

WILLIAMS-SONOMA INC (WSM, 23)- The housewares retailer said it expects to exceed analysts' fourth quarter earning estimates.  The company now sees earnings of $0.78-$0.79 per share, compared to analysts' estimates of 74 cents.

BROCADE COMMUNICATIONS (BRCD, 44.68)- The maker of enterprise storage systems beat estimates by a penny as its fiscal first quarter earnings jumped to 13 cents per share from last year's three cents.  Revenues in the quarter rose 286%, and 24.9% sequentially, to $165 million.  The company warned that it sees full year revenues of $750 million and earnings of 60 cents per share, compared to previous estimates of revenues of $830 million and earnings of 62 cents.  The shares fell 8.49 in after hours trading on the lowered outlook.

CITIZENS COMMUNICATIONS (CZN, 13.42)- The telecom will join the S&P 500 Index after next Monday's close.

GREEN MOUNTAIN COFFEE (GMCR, 24.25)- The specialty coffee maker beat estimates by four cents as its fiscal first quarter earnings rose 44.4% to 26 cents per share.  Revenues in the quarter increased 24.9% to $30.9 million.

INTERNET CAPITAL GROUP (ICGE, 3.43)- The Internet incubator said its fourth quarter loss, excluding one-time items, widened to 70 cents per share (or $200 million) from last year's loss of 12 cents.  Including charges, the company lost $561 million in the quarter.  Revenues in the quarter jumped 250% to $161 million.

PATTERSON DENTAL CO (PDCO, 33)- The maker of dental products met expectations as its third quarter earnings rose 20% to 30 cents per share.  Revenues in the quarter increased 11% to $288.9 million.  Gross margins rose to 36.7% from last year's 37.1%.

SBE INC (SBEI, 4.68)- The maker of telecom equipment said its fiscal first quarter loss widened to 39 cents per share from last year's loss of 30 cents.  Revenues in the quarter slumped to $3.4 million from last year's $7 million, and gross margins fell to 60% from last year's 68%.  The company attributed the poor results to slower spending by telecoms.  The company's January 31 cash position fell to $3.7 million from $5.3 million on October 31st.

STARMEDIA NETWORKS (STRM, 3.94)- The Latin American Internet media company met expectations as its fourth quarter loss widened to 49 cents per share ($33 million), excluding writedowns of $56.5 million, from last year' loss of 44 cents.  Revenues in the quarter rose 123% to $20.1 million.

SYLVAN LEARNING SYSTEMS (SLVN, 20.13)- The provider of education services beat estimates by two cents as it reported fourth quarter earnings of 18 cents per share, compared to last year's loss of 34 cents.  Revenues in the quarter jumped 30% to $98.9 million.  The company said it sees full year 2001 earnings of $0.63-$0.65 per share, compared to analysts' estimates of 54 cents.

AGILENT TECHNOLOGIES (A, 44.00)- The diversified maker of test and measurement devices beat estimates by a penny as its fiscal first quarter earnings rose 64.5% to 51 cents per share.  Revenues in the quarter increased 26% to $2.84 billion, and orders inched up 4% to $2.8 billion.  The company said it sees full year revenue growth of 10%-15%.

INTUIT INC (INTU, 32.68)- The personal finance software maker beat estimates by three cents as its second quarter earnings rose 9.1% to 44 cents per share.  Revenues in the quarter increased 8% to $457.6 million.  The shares rose 2.81 in after hours trading on the news.

NEW ERA OF NETWORKS (NEON, 6.94)- The maker of enterprise integration software has agreed to be acquired by enterprise software maker Sybase Inc (SYBS, 24.50) in an all-stock deal valued at $373 million.  Under the terms of the deal, NEON shareholders will receive 0.3878 shares of SYBS for each share held (approximately $9.50 per share, a 36% premium to yesterday's closing price).  Sybase shares fell 1.50 in after hours trading on the news.
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TMP WORLDWIDE INC (TMPW, 49.50)- The provider of job recruiting and advertising services beat estimates by four cents as its fourth quarter earnings rose 250% to 35 cents per share.  Fourth quarter total commissions and fees jumped 45% to $351.9 million, with fees from the company's interactive segment jumping 150%.  The company upped its full year 2001 commissions and fees target to $1.6-$1.62 billion from its previous forecast of $1.55 billion.  The shares rose 0.84 in after hours trading on the news.

VA LINUX SYSTEMS (LNUX, 7.25)- The provider of Linux based products and services missed estimates by two cents as its second quarter loss widened to 28 cents per share from last year's loss of 20 cents.  Revenues in the quarter jumped 111% to $42.5 million.  The company attributed the wider loss to slower It spending.  The company also said it will cut 25% of its workforce.  The shares fell 1.62 in after hours trading on the news.

7-ELEVEN INC (SE, 11.15)- The convenience store operator said January same store sales rose 2.5%.  January total merchandise sales increased 3.9% to $505.4 million.

COVAD COMMUNICATIONS (COVD, 3)- The provider of DSL services said NASDAQ has temporarily halted trading in its stock pending further information from the company.

CUNO INC (CUNO, 22.81)- The maker of filtration products met expectations as its fiscal first quarter earnings rose 15% to 23 cents per share.  Revenues in the quarter increased 2% to $58.6 million.

GO2PHARMACY INC (GORX, 2.50)- The maker of private label dietary supplements said its third quarter revenues tumbled nearly 50% to $995,000.  The company reported a third quarter loss of nine cents per share, excluding a $4.37 per share charge, compared to last year's profit of four cents.

GRUPO ELEKTRA SA (EKT, 9.77)- The Mexican specialty retailer said its fourth quarter earnings jumped to 41 cents per ADS from last year's 13 cents.  Revenues in the quarter rose 22.1% to $476 million.

SIMON TRANSPORTATION SERVICES (SIMN, 6)- The trucking company said its fiscal first quarter loss widened to 49 cents per share from last year's loss of two cents.  Revenues in the quarter rose 21.6% to $65.5 million.  The company attributed the increased loss to lower freight demand, rising fuel costs, and high driver turnover.

TV AZTECA SA (TZA, 10.20)- The Mexican media company said its fourth quarter earnings rose 45.5% to 32 cents per ADS.  Revenues in the quarter increased 19% to $152 million.