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The other bet is that big Japanese companies have at last become serious about restructuring themselves, and will soon become more profitable as a result.

While he declined to be more specific, he allowed that the business has become more profitable as he has gained construction experience.

With lower contamination levels, the recovery and recycling processes would become more profitable, as less energy and resources are required, leading to a win win situation to the industry and environment.

The company will probably lose market share, he admits, but will become more profitable as the market for metered mail starts growing-something he expects will happen as it attacks the small- and home-office market.

Rupert Murdoch is right to say that there isn't enough advertising to make all publishing online profitable, but if you insert a video-enabled ad where a display banner exists today, maybe it will become more profitable, as video rates tend to generate a tenfold premium over display banners.

Brands like Bose, De Beers, Louis Vuitton, and Rolex all became more profitable as their premium degree grew.

Asset management is a business in which axa plans to become more profitable, especially as private pension plans replace bankrupt state pension schemes in Europe, Japan and elsewhere.

"We expect ease of payment to attract new users, while existing users will become more profitable customers as they increase their spend with us".

Since the 1980s, the Foundation's investments have become more profitable and as of 31 December 2007, the assets controlled by the Nobel Foundation amounted to 3.628 billion Swedish kronor (c. US$560 million).

And he argues that Loral's satellites serving developing countries will become more profitable and serve as a springboard for expansion.

Independent research commissioned by the Soil Association and published this week shows that the production of organic combinable crops, such as wheat, barley and oil seed rape, could become more profitable compared to non-organic as the price of oil increases to $200 per barrel – predicted by a recent Chatham House report to happen in five to 10 years.