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  • HARRY POTTER HELPS TIME WARNER PROFITS

    November 2, 2011

    TIME Warner’s film division has had its best quarter ever, with revenues growing by 19 per cent and profits improving by a whopping 153 per cent, largely due to the success of Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2. Overall, Time Warner reported $822m (£515m) in profits, up from $522m last year, and $7.1bn [...]

  • AOL stock jumps despite a six per cent decline in its revenues

    November 2, 2011

    AOL’s third-quarter revenue dropped six per cent because of its dwindling dial-up internet access business but still beat analyst expectations, sending its stock soaring. The company posted revenue of $531.7m (£333m), with advertising sales up eight per cent to $317.7m. However, its share of display advertising – the eye-catching ads found on websites – has [...]

  • Inmarsat in boost from its US partner

    November 2, 2011

    Satellite communications firm Inmarsat bounced back from a tricky summer as its spectrum sharing deal with US partner LightSquared began to pay off. A $56m (£35.05m) boost to its top line from LightSquared offset a continued decline in its maritime satellite revenue as the trend towards less expensive data rather than premium voice calls continued. [...]

  • Sony says it will fall to its fourth consecutive loss

    November 2, 2011

    SONY yesterday said it would fall to its fourth consecutive annual loss, with its TV unit alone expected to haemorrhage $2.2bn (£1.38bn). The struggling electronics giant was forced to cut its sales forecast for TVs, cameras and DVD players and said it is now on track to post losses of $1.1bn for the full year. [...]

  • William Hill abandons Probability

    November 2, 2011

    Shares in mobile gambling specialist Probability dropped 16 per cent after William Hill’s takeover bid collapsed. It is understood Playtech, which has a 21 per cent stake in Hill’s online arm, felt a deal with Probability could have hurt its interests. The company, Britain’s biggest bookmaker, was required to decide whether it wanted to make [...]

  • Logica cuts full-year growth

    November 2, 2011

    IT services provider Logica yesterday cut its full-year growth forecasts as it posted third-quarter results still hampered by weakness in the Benelux region. The Anglo-Dutch company, which competes with Capgemini and Atos Origin, said the group had improved in Britain and its outsourcing division continued to perform strongly. But the weakness in the Benelux region [...]

  • Cable boosts Comcast

    November 2, 2011

    Comcast’s profits rose five per cent after healthy results from its cable business, calming recent worries that the industry was succumbing to pressures from a faltering economy and poor housing market. The US firm relied on its cable business to offset a weak quarter from two of its newer media properties, the NBC television network [...]

  • Construction growth set to fall into 2012

    November 2, 2011

    CONSTRUCTION in the UK hit a five-month high in October, figures released yesterday from Markit revealed, though output fell over the year and the industry fears worse is to come. The purchasing managers index (PMI) for the sector rose sharply to 53.9, strongly up from the nine-month low of 50.1 recorded in September. Any figure [...]

  • FPC’s Jenkins in call for longer-term bankers’ pay

    November 2, 2011

    BASING bankers’ rewards on return on equity (RoE) encourages short-term thinking and is in part to blame for the financial crisis, Robert Jenkins from the Bank of England’s financial policy committee (FPC) told a conference in Paris yesterday. “RoE is a convenient target,” he said, but it has made “many bankers rich and loyal shareholders [...]

  • Real estate slows in EU and USA

    November 2, 2011

    The commercial property industry struggled across much of the rich world in the third quarter, according to a report from the Royal Institution for Chartered Surveyors out yesterday. A weak global economic outlook is largely responsible, with most real estate industries in a majority of countries reporting declining investment enquiries and new development starts. European [...]

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