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Kramer attributed the boost in revenue to a couple of major sources.

The company, one of the world's leading retailers, said it managed a 1.4% boost in revenue to roughly $98.9 billion.

In reality the industry is booming, with projections of a 14percentt boost in revenue to record high profits of close to $700 billion, even in the economic downturn.

The title, which last year boosted circulation from 700,000 to 900,000 to match the broadcast range of stablemate London Live, reported an 8.7% boost in revenues to £62.9m for the year to the end of September.

The entire ITV Studios operation, which makes shows from Coronation Street and Come Dine With Me to Hell's Kitchen and Poldark, reported an 18% boost in revenues to £923m in the first nine months of the year.

U.S. same-store sales were flat thanks to a 16.0% boost in revenue at the company's flagship Fifth Avenue store in New York, a favorite shopping destination for foreign tourists.

Davie pointed out that to achieve the boost in revenue and profits BBC Worldwide had to make up the loss of £37m in revenue and £10m in profit that AMC now enjoys as co-owner of BBC America.

At £222m it is the highest-ever amount without a boost from a disposal [of an asset]." Davie pointed out that to achieve the boost in revenue and profits BBC Worldwide had to make up the loss of £37m in revenue and £10m in profit that AMC now enjoys as co-owner of BBC America.

The boost in revenue was mostly due to stronger mobile advertising sales, a priority of boss Mark Zuckerberg.

Founded in 2009 – Nutanix enjoyed a 90% boost in revenue for the year ending July 31 , 2015to $241.4 million – but its net loss spiked 50% to $126.1 million during the period.

But many consumers who are less tech-savvy are unlikely to go through the hassle of purchasing and installing their own modem, so the policy change will probably lead to a big boost in revenue for Time Warner Cable.