RewardRadar vs PressReleaseAnalytics

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PressReleaseAnalytics shows what public companies exclude when they report "adjusted" or non-GAAP earnings. Search any US-listed company by ticker or name, pick a quarter, and walk the bridge from GAAP diluted EPS to the company's non-GAAP EPS: every adjustment with the company's own wording, the printed sub-lines behind it, the tax effect, the discrete tax items, the labelled "other" items, and any unexplained residual. Per-share amounts are shown as printed; dollar amounts are shown as printed or, where the release prints only per-share figures, derived as per share × diluted shares and marked with ~. For each quarter you also see whether a GAAP loss turned into a non-GAAP profit, whether the company presented a horizontal non-GAAP income statement, whether it gave non-GAAP EPS guidance, whether it explained why it presents non-GAAP measures, and the company's explanation in its own words. One tap opens the original 8-K Exhibit 99.1 on sec.gov. Coverage: more than 12,000 companies and 500,000 firm-periods from 2003 to today, built only from SEC EDGAR filings. No account, no ads, no tracking.