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cost-cutting

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cost-cutting [ˈkɒstˌkʌtɪŋ] Nrecorte m de costes or (LAm) costos


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Hit by slumping sales for its books and magazines, and weaker advertising revenues for its radio and television stations, Bertelsmann launched earlier this year a cost-cutting programme aimed at saving 900 million euros in 2009.
Short-term trading will remain challenging, although profits should begin to recover in the second half of this financial year thanks to the cost-cutting drive.
JAGUAR Land Rover - with a major base at Halewood - last night played down reports a major cost-cutting programme would be announced today.
 
 
 
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