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The company's management is confident Capital One's revenue model will stay the same even under the new CARD Act regulations, Valentin says, but some investors' note it could be hardest-hit because of its profitable subprime business and low credit lines.

So it's not just that the company is less profitable, but that it's less profitable because Sonos is selling more of its less profitable services.

Though the network remains profitable because of its low expenses -- it uses the news produced by its larger sibling CNN -- the audience for Headline News, has declined in recent years.

Kodak is trying to encourage photo printing because photographic paper is one of its more profitable products, and because sales of regular film are declining as consumers shift to digital cameras, which do not use it.

Largely because of his profitable relationship with Chanel and other corporate clients, Steidl is free to disregard commercial viability when choosing the photographers he wishes to publish.

Notwithstanding its conservative investment portfolio, the central bank remains highly profitable because of its unique business model.

He said the Web site was profitable because of its popularity in Spain and was receiving about 200,000 unique visits a day.

While Samsung has remained profitable because of its strengths in consumer electronics and other fields, Infineon, Micron and Hynix all posted losses in 2002.

The strike has become so important because of the prominence of the brands and because of its unusual nature: a highly profitable company is taking the rare and bold step of demanding large-scale concessions.

While Microsoft remains very profitable because of its lock on desktop software, its efforts to dislodge the Valley's leading third-generation Internet company, Google, have so far failed.

Yet the team is very profitable because of its low payroll.