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Video game publisher Electronic Arts (EA) late Thursday surprised Wall Street with better-than-expected September-quarter sales and earnings, thanks to its popular sports games. It also raised guidance for the year based on anticipation for its blockbuster “Star Wars: Battlefront” game. For its fiscal Q2 ended Sept. 30, EA earned 65 cents a share excluding items, down 11% year over year but better than the 45 cents expected by Wall Street. Sales Scalper1 News
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