Lenovo yearly profits jump by 29 per cent
Disappointing sales in China offset by growth in EMEA and Americas for world's biggest PC maker
Lenovo has reported a 29 per cent increase in its full-year earnings, with disappointing sales in China and of PCs offset by growth from other regions and in smartphone sales. The firm made a record...
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