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SAN FRANCISCO — Hewlett-Packard reported on Tuesday that sluggish sales of personal computers muted its second-quarter earnings, and it predicted that future growth would be dampened.

Analysts said the G.D.P. report did not have more of a market impact because it reflected past economic performance, and investors were not certain future growth would be as robust.

One area of focus for future growth would be continued investment in infrastructure projects, which would help create more jobs and reduce congestion in busy urban areas.

After a careful assessment of the subsidiary's overall performance, the financial challenges posed by the music streaming market, and priorities of LINE Corporation, LINE has determined that future growth would be difficult to ensure and decided to discontinue the MixRadio music streaming service.

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And in the absence of concrete measures to make it happen, the focus on in-house production as the engine of future growth would seem to be more of an aspiration than a strategy.

Joseph Capurso, an economist at the Commonwealth Bank in Sydney, told the BBC's Asia Business Report that future growth would continue to be strong, despite the ominous rumbling from the euro zone.

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The bank made £88m in the first half but Higgins indicated future growth in profits would be restrained by the set-up costs of current accounts.

Analyst Adam Cochrane said there were limited options for restructuring Kesa: selling €300m worth of property belonging to Kesa's French business Darty would not create long term shareholder value; selling Comet was unlikely; and closing or disposing of loss making businesses would limit future growth, and there would be a cash cost associated with any such move.