45.8% growth is primarily explained by higher yields and lower production costs, driven by efficiency gains and the devaluation of the Argentine peso, which diluted our peso costs measured in dollar terms. And with Rice segment, … Ethanol prices …

A price competitive consumer electronics marketplace and a saturated smartphone market mean profitability will remain low at Sony in fiscal 2016, Fitch stated. Sony currently is focusing on cost reductions in the company's electronics distribution …

In Italy, we have endured a period of intense price competition and although Wind has continued to outperform its competition, we expect continuing market contraction in 2014. In the Africa & Asia Business Unit there were small declines in ….. Total …

Bloomberg's index of 20 major emerging-market currencies fell 3% in January in the worst start to a year since 2009, in a rout sparked by events ranging from the Fed's decision to start pulling back on stimulus to a slowdown in Chinese manufacturing …

However, Fitch believes Sony's ex-SFH profitability will remain low and fragile in FYE16, too, due to the highly competitive consumer electronics industry and saturation in developed markets for smartphones. Even excluding restructuring and impairment …

And the devaluation of the RMB which impacted results below the operating income line. Now, let's take a quick look at some financial highlights from the first quarter as summarized no slide 3 through 7. …. Our cell and module processing costs are …

It is also worth noting that half of the reported declines in revenue and EBITDA was a result of the devaluation of local currencies to the US dollar. We ended the quarter with solid overall customer growth across …. Mobile service revenue, excluding …

… offenses, while continuing to add disruptive defenders where appropriate. With the NFC South perennially rating as one of the NFL's most competitive divisions, the personnel decisions made during last week's three-day event could significantly …

The purpose of this arrangement was to enable a competitive (though rudimentary) export economy to develop while still keeping the local price of imported capital goods relatively low, and avoiding the collapse in living standards that a full-on …