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Facing tough comparisons with year-earlier numbers, Wall Street expects Salesforce.com (CRM) late Wednesday to ease off its speedy earnings and sales growth rates just a bit. The consensus of analysts polled by Thomson Reuters estimates the leading customer relationship management software developer will report third-quarter earnings of 19 cents per share ex items, up 36% from the year-earlier quarter, on $1.70 billion in revenue, up 23%. In Q2, Scalper1 News
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