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Sony posts 40% rise in Q1 profit, beating estimates

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Sony posts 40% rise in Q1 profit, beating estimates
Channel NewsAsia
Channel NewsAsia40 mins ago
Sony posts 40% rise in Q1 profit, beating estimates
TOKYO, July 31 : Sony reported on Friday a 40 per cent rise in first-quarter operating profit, beating analyst estimates, boosted by the performance of its gaming and image sensors businesses. Profit in the April-June quarter was 476.5 billion yen ($2.97 billion). That compared with an average estimate of 361 billion y
Amazon reports strong profits and net sales for Q2, fueled by robust growth in cloud computing unit
Amazon delivered strong profits and net sales during its fiscal second quarter, helped by surging growth in its prominent cloud computing unit
Quartz
Quartz7 hrs ago
Amazon's cloud business grew 37% as quarterly revenue topped $200 billion
AWS revenue hit $42.2 billion as total company revenue crossed $200 billion for the first time in a single quarter
Reuters
Reuters7 hrs ago
Amazon beats estimates for quarterly cloud revenue growth
Amazon beats estimates for quarterly cloud revenue growth  Reuters
Premium Times
Premium Times18 hrs ago
Dangote Cement’s half-year profit climbs 23% to ₦639 billion on sales growth
Turnover leapt to ₦2.5 trillion from ₦2.1 trillion, aided by a rise of 10 per cent in production volume.
The Rio Times
The Rio Times19 hrs ago
Enel Americas First-Half Profit Rises 18.5% to US$510M
The Latin American arm of Italy's Enel posted an 18.5% rise in first-half net income, topping US$500 million, as stronger tariffs, higher distribution volumes, and currency appreciation in Brazil and Colombia boosted results.
MyJoyOnline
MyJoyOnline🏁 first to report2 days ago
Banking sector records strong growth in first half of 2026
Ghana’s banking sector recorded strong growth in assets, deposits and loans during the first half of 2026, according to the Bank of Ghana (BoG).