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Nippon Telegraph and Telephone, the Japanese telecommunications monolith that has restructured over the last year to become more adaptable and profitable, announced further plans today to improve and better position itself for an explosion in demand for Internet-related services.

The club's majority shareholders, Italpetroli — a company owned by the Sensi family, are heavily in debt, and although repayments were restructured over the summer, they are not in position to fund significant squad-building.

Charlton Athletic have a newish owner, a(nother) new manager and a squad massively restructured over the summer, largely with foreign signings (not all of them unknown to British audiences, with André Bikey returning to England after a year with Panetolikos in Greece, and Tal Ben Haim arriving from sister club Standard Liège).

As for AOL's local news initiative Patch, which announced significant cuts over the summer, Armstrong repeated that Patch was "restructured" over the summer, with less successful markets shut down and AOL pursuing "a bunch of different product fixes in core markets".

With respect to environmental characteristics, the oldest facility was built in 1930, and all had been restructured over the previous ten years.

It warned that "there is a heightened risk of restructuring over the next 24 months".

"There's been restructuring over the past couple of years, but I don't think people expected this".

There is wide agreement that the country has to bring down its relatively high labor costs if it is to compete with lower-wage destinations overseas and even with Germany, which underwent its own painful labor-market restructuring over the last decade and currently has a jobless rate of just 5.4 percent.

Dell announced earnings after the close that beat expectations, and said it would lay off 10% of its global workforce, about 8,800 employees, in a wave of restructuring over the next year.

It has been restructuring over the past two years to try to counter a drop in ferry passengers, partly thanks the phenomenal growth of low-cost airlines like Ryannair and stiff competition from the likes of Eurotunnel.

"The club will need restructuring over the next few years and there are a number of owners now and there's not a lot of football experience around," he said.