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Some pub owners warn it threatens to put them out of business while some taxi firms say it has brought a boost for them.

On Thursday Sony reported a ¥159bn net loss between October and December as sales fell 17% in a festive period that would usually bring a boost for consumer electronics.

Brendan Dick, BT Scotland director, said: "BT's fibre network is expanding across Dundee City, bringing a boost for local economies wherever it goes.

Yesterday, some good news brought a boost to both.

"Unlike for a lot retailers, where warmer weather brings a boost in sales, for me, warm weather keeps people away," she said.

SUVs could bring a boost to Lyft revenue by creating a luxury option for its typical users who want the occasional fancy night out.

"While obviously disappointed at this decision, we believe expansion at Gatwick would bring a huge boost for the local economy for decades to come, including thousands of jobs, apprenticeships and opportunities for local businesses.

Cornwall is hoping the Easter holidays, beginning on Friday for many schoolchildren, will bring a major boost for tourism in the region.

Gatwick said it believed expansion would bring a huge boost for the local economy, including thousands of jobs.

I'm sure that the "metropolitanization" process will bring a new boost for Gdansk, its society and economy.

The final deal will certainly heighten domestic political tensions in Iran, bringing a political boost for President Rouhani's cabinet and the reformists in the upcoming 2016 elections for the Iranian parliament.