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The robot utilizes a pair of new algorithms — contact detection and model-predictive control — which help it recover its balance in the case of slippage.

But the stock continued to fall in after hours trading on the news that the microblogging site slashed guidance for the coming quarter, saying that its direct response products – which help it target advertisements – had underperformed and were likely to keep underperforming throughout the year.

Comcast said that about 97percentt of its customers had fiber optic connections, which help it generate about $300 a subscriber, roughly twice what AT&T receives.

LeoLabs is announcing $4 million in investment from SRI International, Horizons Ventures and Airbus Ventures, and is also adding the Midland Space Radar facility in Midland, Texas to its network of ground-based radar monitoring facilities, which help it track the objects it's mapping.

The Olympic authorities are keen on technological advances, and anything that helps runners break records will add to the excitement for spectators.In London, as in previous Olympics, the firm will be responsible for maintaining as well as installing the tracks, crucial services which help it fend off competition.

Mission scientists were also caught off-guard by jets of dust from the comet, so vigorous that at one stage Rosetta's star trackers, which help it navigate, were "blinded" and the craft had to be moved away to a safe distance.

Facebook has long reaped the benefits of having access to such data, which helps it aim its advertisements more precisely.

It was buying distribution which helped it maintain its overall market dominance.

Reading's trade benefited from better designed turnpike roads which helped it establish its location on the major coaching routes from London to Oxford and the West Country.

General Motors started its own finance operation, General Motors Acceptance Corporation GMACC), in 1919, which helped it to expand its customer base and thus boosted its profits for decades.

It filled its shelves with things shoppers wanted to buy and kept tight control of stock, which helped it to maintain its margins.