IBM shocked investors this week by releasing preliminary second-quarter results a week ahead of schedule, revealing that both revenue and profit fell well short of expectations and triggering a stock plunge of roughly 22% to 25%—its worst single-day drop since October 1987. Chief Executive Arvind Krishna offered a blunt assessment, saying the company "faltered" as "numerous large deals failed to close" during the quarter.
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