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Sabre's (SABR) Q1 results reflect a gradual recovery in global air, hotel and other bookings.

Mercury Systems' (MRCY) third-quarter top line is hurt by contracting delays, while an unfavorable program mix and increased operating expenses weigh on the bottom line.

ZoomInfo's (ZI) first-quarter 2022 results benefit from robust adoption of its data, insights and automation platform, along with an expanding enterprise customer base.

Decline in Logitech's (LOGI) Q4 top line reflects tough year-over-year comparison, while elevated component costs, increased promotional spending and higher operating expenses hurt the bottom line.

Monolithic Power's (MPWR) first-quarter 2022 results reflect strong demand across all six end markets.

Verizon Communications, Cogent Communications Holdings and Gogo have been highlighted in this Industry Outlook article.

The coronavirus-driven digital transformation and accelerated pace of 5G deployment should help the Zacks Wireless National industry thrive despite near-term chip shortages. VZ, CCOI and GOGO are well

The coronavirus-driven digital transformation and accelerated pace of 5G deployment should help the Zacks Wireless National industry thrive despite near-term chip shortages. VZ, CCOI and GOGO are well

Knowles' (KN) first-quarter 2022 results benefit from strong organic growth in defense, industrial and medtech markets.

Atlassian's (TEAM) third-quarter results reflect the benefits from new customer wins and the high-margin subscription revenue business.

Check Point's (CHKP) first-quarter 2022 results reflect benefits from strong adoption of its security solutions - Quantum, CloudGuard and Harmony.

Avnet's (AVT) Q3 results benefit from a strong demand environment for its products as well as the company's continued investments in e-commerce and expanding customer relationships.

Nokia's (NOK) first-quarter 2022 results benefit from growth in Network Infrastructure and Cloud and Network Services.

T-Mobile's (TMUS) first-quarter 2022 results benefit from growth in service revenues.

Tyler's (TYL) Q1 results reflect the benefits of the constant rebound of market and sales activities to pre-pandemic levels and the post-acquisition contributions of NIC.