Net income in the drug, vaccine and animal health units climbed to 560 million euros ($551 million) from 461 million euros one year earlier.
This worldwide inventory purge came on the heels of a stagnant chip market the prior three years, when units climbed but weak pricing flattened revenues and cut profit margins.
Fiat Chrysler's Ram ProMaster sales, at 14,175 units, climbed 44%.
Registrations of plug-in electric car represented a 0.57% share of total new car registrations in the country during 2011 and 2012, ahead of other European countries with a larger car market, such as Germany, France, and the UK During 2013 plug-in electric passenger car registrations totaled 22,415 units, climbing 338% from 2012, the highest rate of growth of any country in the world in 2013.
Revenue at the company's Monsanto unit climbed 7percentto to $1.21 billion, when adjusted for changes in accounting procedures and excluding sales of divested business.
The dollar price of a Bitcoin currency unit climbed from a few cents in 2010 to a peak of nearly $30 in June 2011 (see chart), according to data compiled by Mt Gox, a popular online Bitcoin exchange.
On the second floor, the bedrooms of the family unit climb over the utility wall and borrow two-story space from the single unit.
San Francisco's rent board caps rent increases at 60percentt of the CPI, which means that almost half of the city's units' rents are declining in real economic terms even as market-rate rents on the city's 37,000 non-rent controlled units climb to nationwide highs.
By 2010, the number of new development units had climbed back up to 1,767, but the median price had dropped 13 percent, to $1.059 million.
In the fiscal year ended July 31 , 1997 encompassing most of the first model year that the Boxster was available, overall Porsche unit sales climbed 68percentto to 32,383.
Just off the capital square, 500 high-rise condominium units are climbing skyward, with lake views and price tags topping $1 million.
