Electronic Arts ERTS reported better-than-expected results for Q1. The video game giant posted an EPS of $0.25 versus Wall Street's consensus estimate of $0.22. Revenues for the quarter came in at $995 million versus a $923.88 million estimate.
Electronic Arts carries no long-term debt, and had an EPS of -$1.21 last year. Year-to-date, Electronic Arts' stock is up over 21%, showing that investor concerns over its growth rate may be coming to an end.
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