Thomson beats estimates

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Toronto, Ont.-based Thomson Corp., which is a market leader in the electronic publishing sector, has reported profits of $671 million for the third quarter ended Sept. 30. Thomson, which has sold most of its newspapers, is led by chief executive officer Richard Harrington.

Harrington, Richard

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Earnings; Thomson's profit climbs 130%

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Thomson Corp.'s earnings rose 130% last year, because of a series of acquisitions and divestments that have helped the newspaper publisher become an electronic information provider. For 2000, the firm announced profit of $1.2-billion (U.S.), versus $532-million in 1999.

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Thomson warns of revenue growth shortfall

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Thomson Corp. warns that it expects to miss its growth target in 2003.

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