Ariba And Commerce One Remain In DoldrumsAriba And Commerce One Remain In Doldrums

Ariba Inc. and Commerce One Inc. reported losses for their most recent quarters

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January 25, 2002

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Ariba Inc. and Commerce One Inc. reported losses for their most recent quarters, though both companies say they'll benefit from an expected upturn in the software market. Ariba (ARBA--Nasdaq) cut its net loss for the first quarter ended Dec. 31 to $161.3 million, compared with $347.6 million a year ago. Revenue declined 68% to $55.3 million. CEO Bob Calderoni expects Ariba to break even in the third quarter. Commerce One (CMRC--Nasdaq) reported a fourth-quarter loss of $168.3 million on sales of $56 million. Last year, the company lost $197.5 million on sales of $170.2 million. Both vendors have shifted to selling supply-chain applications that they say offer customers a faster return on their IT investments than public exchange software. Market researchers expect IT spending to increase by a few percentage points this year.

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