What are the 2001 annualized net incomes for the following companies:

Yahoo Inc.
Boeing Corp.
Baltimore Technologies
Google Inc.
United Airlines

Below is a listing of each company and their 2001 annualized revenue, gathered 
from Hoovers (www.hoovers.com). Each company is followed by a direct link to 
the Hoover’s page that provides annual financial information. Hoover's, Inc. 
(Nasdaq: HOOV) delivers comprehensive company, industry, and market 
intelligence. Portions of the website are freely available, while paid 
subscribers have access to a larger range of information and evaluation. 

Notes: 
Google, Inc. is a private company and as such does not publicly distribute its 
financial information. 

Annualized 2001 Revenues:

Yahoo Inc. = 717.4 million US Dollars
http://www.hoovers.com/annuals/3/0,2168,48043,00.html 

Boeing Corp. = 58,198.0 million US Dollars
http://www.hoovers.com/annuals/1/0,2168,10221,00.html

Baltimore Technologies = 100.76 US Dollars (70.4 million Pounds) 
This company did not have their 2001 financial info listed on the Hoovers site. 
I was able to find the information on their own website in their annual report. 
Link to Baltimore Technologies annual report:
http://www.baltimore.com/news/press/2002/pr20020306.asp
Link to Hoovers information on Baltimore Technologies:
http://www.hoovers.com/annuals/2/0,2168,99092,00.html

Google Inc.
Information is not publicly available. 

United Airlines = 16,138.0 million US Dollars
http://www.hoovers.com/annuals/0/0,2168,11520,00.html


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Search Terms: For this search I went directly to the Hoovers site and then 
searched on each company name to find information on their financials. If the 
information was unavailable, i then went to the company's website and searched 
on their site (usually under corporate > investor relations) for their annual 
report.

The units of your numbers are off on some. For instance 70.4 million pounds is 
not 100.76 US Dollars! (unless the pound vs. dollar took off). But at least the 
links give me the information I need.

Google Inc. is a privately held company and official information is not 
publicly available. A number of companies may make approximations on what 
Google Inc's revenue is based off of similar public companies and how the 
industry is doing as a whole.

The following is a list of the 2001 annualized net incomes for the requested 
companies. The ticker symbols have been provided in parentheses beside the 
company name for future reference. All of the requested companies have a 
December year end; therefore their fiscal year matches the calendar year, and 
thus their financial information is automatically annualized. It should also be 
noted that the original answer provided figures for annual revenues, not net 
income.

1.Yahoo (YHOO)
2001: ($92,788,000)
http://biz.yahoo.com/fin/l/y/yhoo_ai.html
http://docs.yahoo.com/info/investor/ar01/yahoo_10k2001.pdf

2.Boeing (BA): December
2001:$2,827,000,000
http://biz.yahoo.com/fin/l/b/ba_ai.html
http://www.boeing.com/companyoffices/financial/finreports/annual/01annualreport/
financials_cso.html

3.Baltimore Technologies (BLM, London Stock Exchange)
2001 annual information not available. The most recently released financial 
information for BLM is its 2000 annual report. Because this company is traded 
on the London it is not required to follow SEC filing regulations as are 
companies that trade on U.S. exchanges.
http://www.baltimore.com/investors/annualreports.asp

4.Google: privately held company; net income not publically listed.
://www.google.com/press/investors.html

5.United Airlines (UA)
2001: 2,145,000,000
http://media.corporate-ir.net/media_files/NYS/UAL/reports/032702.pdf
http://biz.yahoo.com/fin/l/u/ual_ai.html

You need to be clear about whether you want 2001 revenue numbers (as your subject line implies) or 2001 net income numbers (as you ask in the body 
of the question).  Revenue is the "top line" figure, whereas Net Income is the "bottom line" figure.