It was another volatile week across markets with coronavirus concerns remaining elevated and prompting a number of high-profile conference cancellations, including SXSW and the 2020 HIMSS Global Health Conference & Exhibition.
Read MoreCoronavirus was top of mind this week as fears of a pandemic reverberated across markets. Thus far, the software industry remains relatively unaffected from a business standpoint with the vast majority of reporting companies citing minimal end market exposure and no impact on sales cycles to date.
Read MoreStamps.com (STMP) stole the show this week as shares basically doubled following the release of the company’s Q4 ’19 results. As noted in our recap, Strong Results and Guidance Remove Major Overhang, the big surprise was management’s outlook for growth in FY ’20 when many, us included, had assumed newly negotiated terms between the United States Postal Service (USPS) and its reseller partners would present a headwind to growth over a multi-year horizon.
Read MoreThe United States Postal Service (USPS) reported its fiscal Q1 ’20 results this week for the quarter ending December 31, 2019. Accompanying the news was monthly trial balance data for December, which revealed a 20.4% Y/Y increase in PC Postage revenue and a 10.1% Y/Y increase for the quarter.
Read MoreEarnings releases began to flow freely across the software industry this week. Our first covered company for this reporting season, NetScout Systems (NTCT), delivered its second consecutive quarterly beat, while also returning to positive organic growth.
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