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Net income will be at least $1.65 a share, including a 60-cent60-centtemming from a new accounting rule, Entergy said.

Packaged foods giant ConAgra on Tuesday said its first-quarter profit plunged from last year, when it recorded a big one-time gain stemming from the sale of its commodity trading business.

Excluding one-time items like a gain stemming from the sale of its Luck's brand, the company earned 44 cents per share in the most recent quarter, in line with the estimates of analysts polled by Thomson Reuters.

Much of the gain stemmed from higher food prices and higher sales taxes and, to a lesser extent, from price increases linked to the euro changeover on Jan . 1

When he first accepted the captain's armband, however, Gerrard implied that he felt ambivalent about the role, not simply because his gain stemmed from Ferdinand's pain, but also because of the pressure the added responsibility would bring.

Here the physiology of fasting has become an issue since weight gain stems from an excess of caloric intake over expenditure.

Further indirect evidence of an association between GWG and long-term weight gain stems from studies examining the association between parity and postpartum weight gain (5, 6).

The firm compensates this disadvantage through gains stemming from its intangible assets (brand, technology, managerial practices).

Further studies focus on investigation of the potential increase in photovoltaic efficiency gains stemming from the absorption enhancement induced by QDs.

Bullish investors eagerly picked up call options on the stock to position for continued near-term share price gains stemming from the firm's earnings revelation.

Although the uncoded BER shows superior performance, the coded BER is lower for OFDM due to the coding gains stemming from channel diversity, cf. Fig. 5 b dashed lines.