IBM beats quarterly revenue estimates

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IBM beats quarterly revenue estimates
IT hardware and services company IBM beat quarterly revenue expectations but warned that the hit from forex for the year could be about US$3.5 billion (A$5.1 billion) due to a strong dollar. A hawkish US Federal Reserve and heightened geopolitical tensions have driven gains in the dollar ...

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