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GNM, which reported a loss before exceptional items and amortisation of £44.2m for the year to the end of March 2012, now derives just over 28% of total revenues from online operations.

The publisher, which derives just over half its revenue from the Kaplan testing service, reported a loss of $2.9 million, or 31 cents a share, in the quarter that ended June 29.

Since Edwards derives just 11percentt of its revenue from investment banking, Mr. Rabb and Mr. Valdes said they didn't feel concerned that the firm's analysts were promoting stocks to attract investment banking business, one of the hot-button issues on Wall Street.

NatWest, whose recent half-year profits left investors unimpressed, derives just 5% of its income from life and pensions - a field in which L&G is regarded as one of the strongest players after becoming the only financial company to promise to provide stakeholder pensions with charges at or below the government's 1% ceiling.

Indeed, the profitable startup, which began as an online subscription service, now derives just 3percentt of its revenue from online sales, with the rest coming from retail stores Target, CVS and GNC.

Deutsche Bank confirmed to Forbes.com Tuesday that it was pulling out of Iran, a country where it derives just 0.1% of its revenue, because it didn't make business sense to stay.

Their strength does not derive just from sandbags.

OECD countries derive just 9% of their energy from renewable sources.

Now, Yusaku Horiuchi, my colleague in Dartmouth College's government department, has applied a fascinating new method for deriving just this.

Most of the moral principles that have been emphasized as a result could be derived just as easily from common sense or utilitarian calculation.

But Goldman, which went public in May, derived just as much of its revenue -- about 45percentt -- from trading and principal investments last quarter as it did a year earlier.