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Overconfidence in IVF threatening fertility rates Mobile phone maker Sony Ericsson has posted a second consecutive quarterly profit.
The Swedish-Japanese joint venture benefited from a rise in sales of its expanded range of more expensive smartphones. It has also been cutting costs.
Second-quarter pretax profit was 31 million euros but the world’s fifth biggest handset maker remained cautious predicting only slight market growth this year.
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