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Lam Research Corporation Announces Financial Results for the Quarter Ended December 25, 2011

Lam Research Corporation Contact:
Shanye Hudson
Director, Investor Relations
Phone: 510-572-4589
e-mail: shanye.hudson@lamresearch.com

Sustained Growth of American Manufacturing and Sustained Long Term Job Growth is Possible Through a Process of Quantitative Easing. Increased Tax Revenues Will Lead to Long Term Deficit Reductions.

Business executives including GE Chairman and Job Czar Jeffrey Immelt recognize that a weaker dollar will create job growth and more favorable balance of trade. Inflation worries are overstated with significant cuts in gas and fuel taxes.
Sir James Dyson

Dyson, BAE Systems and Rolls-Royce call for investment

Sir James Dyson calls for more government incentives and investment in manufacturing alongside earlier rallying from other industry giants
Kraft’s plans to move Cadbury to Switzerland sparks outrage

Kraft plans Cadbury move to Switzerland

The American owners of Cadbury are facing a political backlash after announcing they will switch control of the company to Switzerland. Kraft succeeded in a controversial £11billion bid for the 186-year old iconic British manufacturer earlier this year. Last year, Cadbury’s paid more than £200 million in tax to HM Revenue and Customs.
AVJennings increases annual profit following sale

AVJennings increases annual profit following sale

Residential property developer AVJennings increased its net profit after tax by 176 percent to $9.6 million for the year ending June 30. In a statement from the company, it said that the sale of its contract building division to...
Ford’s CEO Alan Mulally

Ford Posts Quarterly Profit

Ford, which is America’s number two carmaker, saw sales growing at almost double the overall pace of the industry.
Profits Double at Domino Printing

Profits Double at Domino Printing

The FTSE 250 firm Domino Printing has enjoyed a huge jump in pre-tax profits. In the six months ending 30 April, the British firm reported revenue of £144.8 million, up 17 percent on the same period of 2008/09. Domino’s pre-tax profit more than doubled, rising 110 percent to £23.9 million. That was thanks to cost-cutting.
JLR to assemble cars in China

JLR to assemble cars in China

“We will need to manufacture at least two models in China,” said Chief Executive Carl-Peter Foster. “We'll take one to two years to set it up, but first we will need a partner.”
Carlos Ghosn and Dr. Dieter Zetsche shake hands

Daimler CEO: Renault-Nissan will boost profits

“We believe that Daimler has a much higher earning potential,” Zetsche said at the German automaker’s annual general meeting according to a prepared statement, referring to the company’s outlook for 2010. Daimler expects earnings before interest and tax to exceed 2.3 billion euros this year.
The recovery is rolling right along in Canada

Top companies paint a picture of prosperity

Finance Minister Jim Flaherty traveled New York recently to tout the Canadian economy to potential investors.

BAE suffers profits dip

BAE Systems was hit by a 973 million pound write-down at its U.S. firm Armor Holdings after the loss of the truck contract. It was the U.S. defence department’s fifth-biggest supplier following its purchase of the truck maker in 2007.

Rolls Royce profits rise as it reports record order book

Rolls Royce said net profit swung to 2.22 billion pounds in 2009, while revenue grew 15 percent to 10.41 billion pounds.

Unilever profit falls

The company, which makes Dove personal care products and Ben & Jerry’s ice-cream, said net earnings in the final three months of 2009 came to 906 million euros, while sales were down 4.8 to 9.66 billion euros. Operating profit tumbled to 972 million euros.  

GSK profits soar

The improved performance helped the company return to sales growth for the first time since 2007. It reported a 3 percent increase in full year sales, thanks to a big contribution from new products launched over the last two years, which contributed 1.3 billion pounds to its turnover.  
Job cuts at Fox's Biscuits factories

Job cuts at Fox's Biscuits factories

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Revenues rise at pharmaceuticals company BTG

Revenues rise at pharmaceuticals company BTG

BTG, the specialty pharmaceuticals company, has announced its interim results for the six months ended September 30, 2009. Pre-tax profits dipped 29 percent to 2.4 million pounds on revenues that rose 59 percent to 47.9 million pounds in the six months to September 30.
Hyundai profits reach new high

Hyundai profits reach new high

The company reported a net profit of 979.1 billion won in the third quarter. That figure is three times the profit that the company made a year ago.
Drugmakers post solid results

Drugmakers post solid results

By Lewis Krauskopf Results from the world's top two drugmakers -- Pfizer and GlaxoSmithKline -- and Eli Lilly follow the upbeat report earlier this week from another industry titan, Merck .
China defends export policies

China defends export policies

By Chris Buckley and Lucy Hornby
Tate & Lyle says outlook difficult to predict

Tate & Lyle says outlook difficult to predict

By Matt Scuffham
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