The Vodafone Group, the world's largest wireless operator, reported today that operating results for the year exceeded expectations, as revenue rose 14percentt.
The world's most-used search engine operator reported generally accepted accounting principles operating income of $1.88 billion (34% of revenue), up from $1.86 billion (33% of revenue) in the same period one year ago.
32Red was a riser after the online gambling operator reported total revenues up 42%.
KarstadtQuelle, Germany's biggest department store operator, reported a third-quarter profit, helped by cost cuts and asset sales.
Comcast, the cable operator, reported a better-than-expected rise in quarterly profit yesterday on record subscriber growth.
The UK's largest commercial radio operator reported a 4.8% year-on-year rise in revenues from £209.4m to £219.5m.
Immediately the radio operator reported that, 200 metres away, two soldiers had stepped on an IED (improvised explosive device).
AT&T Wireless, the No.3 cellphone operator, reported that its third-quarter churn rate increased to 3.7percentt; No.4 Sprint's rate was 2.7percentt.
Tenet Healthcare, the hospital operator, reported that its third-quarter loss narrowed on higher charges and more admissions in commercial managed care.
