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The result compared with an average estimate of 345.3 billion yen in a poll of 10 analysts by LSEG and a 231.2 billion yen operating profit the same period a year earlier.
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Its Vision Fund investment unit, meanwhile, booked an investment profit of 21.4 billion yen in the latest quarter, having made a 160 billion yen profit three months earlier.
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Profit for the July-September quarter was 263 billion yen ($1.74 billion). That compared with a 306 billion yen estimate from 10 analysts polled by LSEG.
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Telkomsel, the Indonesian associate of Southeast Asia's largest telecom firm, had agreed to merge with its parent's IndiHome broadband arm in an effort to expand into Indonesia's fixed broadband market.
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The Kyoto-based gaming firm maintained its full-year forecast for the console of 15 million units, which would be a 16.5% decline on a year earlier.
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At least two new IPOs will open for subscription. The US Fed will decide on interest rates. Corporate earnings, PMI, auto sales are other key data to track
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While Intel remains under heavy competitive pressure from Nvidia in the data center chip market, the easing PC slump and stabilization of its server chip business helped raise gross margins faster than analysts had expected.
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IBM, like the rest of the IT services industry, is operating in a tough macroeconomic environment that has triggered a further tightening of client budgets.
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The company, which supplies Tesla, GM and other automakers, reported an operating profit of 731 billion won ($543.46 million) for the July-September period, up from 522 billion won a year earlier.
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Revenue for the third quarter ended September rose 5% to $1.19 billion, beating analysts' expectations of $1.11 billion, according to LSEG data.
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Alphabet's shares fell 7% in after hours trading on Tuesday. Microsoft's rose 5%.
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The Austin, Texas, maker of electric vehicles, solar panels and batteries on Wednesday reported net income of USD 1.85 billion for the July-September quarter, a 44 per cent decline from a year earlier. Earnings per share fell to 53 cents from 95 cents.
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The Shenzhen-based company forecasts net profit for the July to September period at between 9.55 billion yuan ($1.31 billion) and 11.55 billion yuan, an increase of 67% to 102% from a year earlier.
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Companies such as HP, Lenovo and Dell Technologies have seen demand ease from peaks hit during the pandemic, when work-from-home trends drove up sales of laptops and other electronic devices.
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The world's largest memory chip and smartphone maker estimated its operating profit fell to 2.4 trillion won ($1.79 billion) in July-September, from 10.85 trillion won a year earlier in a short preliminary earnings statement.
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Total group sales increased by 5.8% that quarter and by 5.1% over the first nine months of the year, the company added.
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The fourth quarter is traditionally the hot season for Taiwan's tech companies as they race to supply smartphones, tablets and other electronics to major vendors such as Apple for the year-end holiday period in Western markets.
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Infosys, TCS, HCL have won several large projects in Q2 with total revenue potential of more than $1 billion
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Shares of the company fell 4.9% in trading before the bell after its fourth-quarter revenue also missed estimates.
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The world's largest sportswear maker also forecast a 100 basis point increase in second-quarter gross margins, following six consecutive quarters of declines, on the back of fewer planned markdowns and lower freight costs.
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Biden's backing comes hours after António Guterres, Secretary-General of the United Nations, said the Security Council needed reforms to reflect the reality.
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The possibility of a joint communique remains uncertain as the Ukraine conflict continues to come in the way of a consensus
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The company's U.S.-listed shares rose 2.4% in premarket trading.
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Shares of the video-conferencing platform rose nearly 4% in trading after the bell.
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The company generated $55 million in profit on $1.5 billion in revenue during the January-to-March period, according to the report.
