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Among the newcomers, Lecia Dole-Recio gives a sharp boost to the sagging fortunes of abstraction.

But as firms see demand holding up they will rebuild their stocks—and give economic growth a sharp boost.

The warning weighed on shares, but Osborne's intervention before his budget speech on Wednesday was enough to provide a sharp boost.

It was an unprecedented exercise in market-rigging with printing-press money, and it gave a sharp boost to the price of bonds and other securities held by banks, permitting them to book huge revenues from trading and bookkeeping gains.

Within five months after terrorists struck the World Trade Center, insurance companies paid more than $16 billion in claims for damage from the attack, providing a sharp boost to New York's struggling economy.

A massive fiscal stimulus combined with a sharp boost to monetary policy both from a sustained reduction in short-term interest rates and the hefty trade-weighted fall of the dollar (which this week slipped to a record low against the euro)—has had quite an effect.Whether recovery is sustainable is another matter.

His fortune more than doubled to $28.5bn, boosted by a sharp rise in the price of the social network's shares.

British supermarket giant Tesco looks more like a buying opportunity after reporting a sharp rise in first-quarter sales, boosted by its international operations.

It will deliver a sharp psychological boost to the middle class.

Apple is reported to be working on its own display technology in a move that could lessen its dependence on third-party suppliers like Samsung and Sharp, and boost the battery life of its products.

House of Fraser has reported a sharp rise in sales and profits after being boosted by investment from its new Chinese owners.