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NetApp feels the pain from plummeting profit

16 August 2012 •

Storage vendor's revenue flat and net income more than cut in half

Storage vendor NetApp's profits were more than cut in half during its first fiscal quarter, despite net revenue remaining stable. Net income dropped annually from $140m (£89m) to $64m in the ven...

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