Digitas said it anticipated revenue of $60 million to $63 million in the second quarter, not the $70 million that had been previously expected, and a pro forma cash loss before the effect of a restructuring charge, previously disclosed, of 6 cents to 8 cents a share, or 18 cents to 20 cents after the effect of the charge.
Results for its latest quarter suggest that Indus is getting back on its feet: revenue rose 32percentto to $43.1 million; its net loss was $6.7 million, including the effects of an $8 million restructuring charge, compared with a net loss of $20.2 million a year earlier.
This paper focuses on demonstrating the feedback relationships between greenhouse gas emissions efficiency in the electricity sector and employment reallocation with a consideration of the effects of electricity restructuring and socio-demographic factors.
Contestations over nonfarm development took place in the context of a strong agricultural community identity, concerns about the effects of economic restructuring on producers, and local resistance to the rural gentrification process.
Its iconic bee's nest building became an empty, grim monument to the effects of corporate restructuring.
Electricity restructuring in the U.S. and abroad, political economy of regulation, efficiency effects of electricity restructuring.
The third part looks at the economic behavior of firms in the transition from state to private ownership and compares the effects of privatization, restructuring, and financial reform.
But the devil is in the details, and a top-down approach, beginning with graduate education, makes it easy to avoid thinking through the cascading effects of significant restructuring.
Surgical treatment based on arthrodesis has been developed, but the effects of such restructuring on the systems involved in postural control need to be better understood.
Indeed, the reach of these companies extends beyond South Africa into much of the southern part of the continent, and the effects of their restructuring will ripple across the region.
