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Tuesday, 09 February 2010
International Herald Tribune
By Kate Holton Vodafone, the world's largest mobile phone group by sales, increased its full-year guidance on Tuesday due to favourable foreign exchange movements and said customers had continued to use mobiles during the downturn. The news, combined with Vodafone just beating its third-quarter revenue forecasts, sent shares in the group up over 6 percent higher. Vodafone also said it was making good progress with its wide-ranging cost-savings programme but said this would inevitably result in some job losses. The results were based on good performances from Germany,...
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