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*Sees Q2 revenue $118 mln- $121.2 mln vs est $119.2 mln. May 1- Shutterfly Inc, an online photo-sharing service, reported better-than-expected quarterly revenue helped by rising demand for photo printing, and it forecast current-quarter revenue largely above analysts' expectations.
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May 1- Shutterfly Inc, an online photo-sharing service, reported a 28 percent rise in quarterly revenue, thanks to rising demand for photo printing. The net loss widened to $12.4 million, or 33 cents per share, in the first quarter from $10 million, or 29 cents per share, a year earlier. Revenue increased to $116.7 million.
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*Fourth-quarter earnings $1.40/ shr vs est $1.01/ shr. Feb 5- Online photo-sharing service provider Shutterfly Inc's results beat analysts' estimates in the traditionally strong fourth quarter on higher demand during the holiday season, particularly in its enterprise unit.
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*Fourth-quarter earnings $1.40/ shr vs est $1.01/ shr. Feb 5- Online photo-sharing service provider Shutterfly Inc's results beat analysts' estimates in the traditionally strong fourth quarter on higher demand during the holiday season, particularly in its enterprise unit.
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