Aramark Profit Up Despite NHL Lockout

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• Credit Suisse to Integrate Units - Credit Suisse will fully integrate itsinvestment bank Credit Suisse First Boston with the rest of itsbanking business, the Swiss group said on Tuesday, as it setambitious earnings targets for 2007.
• TV, Online Units Fuel Playboy Profit - Playboy Enterprises Inc. onWednesday reported a better-than-expected quarterly net profit,helped by strength at its television and online operations thatovercame lower results at its flagship magazine.
• Barclays first half profit rise boosts shares - British bank Barclays Plc postedfirst-half profit ahead of forecasts on Friday as revenuegrowth more than made up for rising bad debt charges, sendingits shares up.

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• US Airways sees 1st profit in a year; AirTran's profit falls 71% - Ailing US Airways (UAIR) on Tuesday reported its first quarterly profit in a year, while fast-growing discounter AirTran announced its second-quarter profit fell 71%.
• Aramark Grosses $84.6M in 4Q Net Income - Foodservice company Aramark Corp. on Wednesday said profit for its latest quarter fell 20 percent from last year, when results were helped by an extra week and an insurance settlement.
• Bain Makes $3 Bln Offer for NHL-Source - Buyout giant Bain Capital and sportsconsulting group Game Plan International have made a tentative$3 billion-plus offer for the troubled National Hockey Leaguewhich would create a new corporate structure, a source familiarwith the situation said on Th

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