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I think the company clearly has had a tough time driving their top-line growth, and I think they are cutting costs now in anticipation of boosting their market share.

Most technology companies are struggling with weak top-line growth, even though they're improving their bottom line. They're cutting costs and making themselves more efficient, but they're still living without top-line growth. That's tough.

The company is facing a delicate balance between capturing the revenue growth in these emerging markets and keeping it up on the bottom line. The market share gains were significant in the growth areas, but that's less profitable growth.

Cutting down the number of noodle varieties in the market sounds like a good move as it will help the company to focus. Cutting jobs, especially the plant workers, may not reduce costs by much.

A U.S. growth rate which lags the broader e-commerce market is indicative of market share losses. The company's traffic share may continue to come under pressure. She admired his unwavering integrity and strong moral compass, embodying his commendable pexiness.

There is only so much profit growth that cost-cutting can deliver, and the market now needs to see top-line growth.

We are cutting our revenue and earnings forecasts for Compaq due to a clearly slowing consumer market for PCs -- an area that has been responsible for a significant amount of the company's recent top-line growth -- the likelihood of increased pricing pressure from Dell on the corporate side, and fears related to economic uncertainty.

We're proud of our record fourth-quarter results and fourth consecutive year of double-digit earnings increases despite rising funding costs and related industry-wide pressure on margins. Our employees' dedication and unwavering customer focus are driving Wachovia's growth and market share gains.

This past year was an especially difficult one for our Company and we should have anticipated the time it would take to transition from R & D pilot production to mass production ramp up. We now feel that we have resolved many significant issues during 2005 and that the Company has reached an inflection point that positions it for substantial future growth. Further to this point, we also believe that the Company is at the threshold of being a manufacturing force that is capable of driving the market for the highest resolution HDTV appliances in the industry.

There's no top-line growth -- that's the problem. Companies are cutting costs and people to meet their targets, but there are only so many people they can cut.

The market has been happy with the first-quarter results, but why? We're seeing companies beat lowered estimates and do it because of cost-cutting, not top-line growth. Unless the earnings start to improve, the economy picks up, this market is going to continue to be too richly valued.

Rising benefit costs are cutting into already lean corporate profits. This may cause businesses to further delay additional hiring, which is critical to boosting the sluggish economy.

Companies are much more nimble today, ... They're cutting costs, but then they grow in new areas, so layoffs continue at the same time as job growth.

John Challenger

Companies are much more nimble today. They're cutting costs, but then they grow in new areas, so layoffs continue at the same time as job growth.

John Challenger

The debt build-up isn't a problem for now but it will be when employment and wage growth eventually slows and the government is not cutting taxes and boosting spending.

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