Article: 34 A-SHARE COMPANIES TO SEE PROFIT GROWTH IN Q2

Article: China's listed companies see profit growth ...
Xinhua News Agency;  August 26, 2008 ;     394 words ...China's listed companies see profit growth slow dramatically in 1H BEIJING, Aug. 26 (Xinhua ... release half-year results, analysts said overall corporate profit growth would likely come in between 20 percent and 30 percent.

Article: NBC, GE Continue to See Profit Growth.(TV ...
TelevisionWeek;  January 19, 2004 ;     700+ words ... ... jump in fourth-quarter profit and a 21 percent rise for 2003, helping parent General Electric continue its revenue and profit growth trends for the quarter and year. The No. 1 broadcast network posted a fourth-quarter profit of $536 million, up 14 ...

Article: CHINA'S LISTED COS SEE PROFIT GROWTH SLOW ...
AsiaPulse News;  August 27, 2008 ;     581 words ... ... cool China's economy. Although more than 20 per cent of listed companies have yet to release half-year results, analysts said overall corporate profit growth would likely come in between 20 per cent and 30 per cent. (XIC) 27-08 1609

Article: JAPAN'S JASDAQ-LISTED CHIP TRADERS SEE PROFIT ...
AsiaPulse News;  June 5, 2003 ;     651 words ... ... Pulse - Four of Japan's five major semiconductor trading firms listed on the Jasdaq over-the-counter market expect to see profit increases this fiscal year. Chip sales have been increasing thanks to growing shipments of digital cameras and computer peripherals ...

Article: ANALYSIS: CHINA'S CAR SALES UP IN JUNE, SEE PROFIT ...
AsiaPulse News;  July 8, 2009 ;     700+ words ... ... second half, when mid- and large-displacement models will take a larger stake in national auto sales, which will lead to profit growth of automakers. Some carmakers and auto part manufacturers are expected to post better interim results than previously expected ...

Article: AUSTRALIAN COS SEE PROFIT GROWTH FALL US$41 ...
AsiaPulse News;  December 3, 2007 ;     605 words ...CANBERRA, Dec 3 Asia Pulse - Growth in Australian company profits unexpectedly fell to A$46.52 billion (US$41.22 billion) in the three months to September, taking the gloss off what is expected to be a bumper economic growth reading in Wednesday's national accounts. The Australian Bureau of

Article: Nokia, Ericsson see profit growth boosted by ...
AP Worldstream;  July 21, 2005 ;     700+ words ...KARL RITTER, Associated Press Writer AP Worldstream 07-21-2005 Dateline: STOCKHOLM, Sweden Nordic telecom giants Nokia Corp. and LM Ericsson posted higher second-quarter earnings Thursday, with strong sales growth in emerging markets of both handsets and mobile network equipment. But their shares