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Despite a soft macro environment, Walgreen started its fiscal 2014 with a 68% year-over-year increase in its net income, as it benefited from its investments in not only the European health and beauty retailer Alliance Boots, but the U.S. pharmaceutical wholesaler AmerisourceBergen Corp as well.

It reported a 43.6% rise in pre-tax profits for its engineering division as it benefited from global demand for its services, particularly in upstream and subsea and pipeline activities.

The bank said its operating income in China grew 21 percent last year, to $1 billion, as it benefited from expanding its local branch network sixfold since 2003.

United Pan-Europe controlledions, controlled by Liberty Media, reported its first profit, as it benefited from gains on currency exchange rates and other one-time items.

The Walgreen Company said Tuesday its quarterly profit rose 4.5 percent as it benefited from revamped product offerings and increased sales of 90-day prescriptions.

The Co-op made a net profit of £216m in the year to January as it benefited from the sales of its pharmacy and farming businesses.

Goldman Sachs estimated China Mobile was awash in cash at the end of last year, with well over 100 billion yuan ($12.8 billion) sitting in its coffers as it benefits from the phenomenal growth in the mobile telecom sector.

Procter also said yesterday that it expected total sales for the fiscal year to increase to 6percentto9percentcent -- higher than its initial forecast -- as it benefits from the weak exchange rate and continued growth in developing markets during the second half of 2004.

But sales of Crestor, the third-most-popular statin, are up 30% as it benefits from growing confidence in its safety (and from disappointments with the competing drug Vytorin from Merck and Schering-Plough).

Both retailers have weathered difficult trading conditions in UK retail, with Dixons recently reporting its second consecutive year of improved Christmas trading as it benefits from the demise of rival Comet.

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