Wednesday, November 4, 2009

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San Jose Networks, Titan expects sales will increase during the 1% to 4% a year, compared with 1% drop Wall Street inquiry. What is comparable to the 13% drop in tax revenue in the first quarter. The company's return to faster growth than expected, but Chambers said the market came back in the beginning, is gaining momentum. In particular, the United States had begun to stabilize in order to rent a year ago.
"We're seeing solid indications of an economic recovery," he said during a conference call late Wednesday. "Most markets are starting to show signs of improvement." The revenue growth in the fiscal second quarter represents a 2%-to-5% improvement on a sequential basis, compared with the average seasonal sequential increase of 3%. The last fiscal third quarter is increasingly looking like the bottom, Chambers said. As a result of the return to growth, the company plans to increase its spending, including targeted headcount additions, he said.
San Jose network giant expects sales for the period increased from 1% to 4% per year, compared with a decline of 1% was expected on Wall Street. Compared with a decline of 13% in revenues posted fiscal first quarter. The company returned to growth faster than expected, "said Chambers, as the market turns, while early, is gaining momentum. In particular, the U.S. market has also begun to stabilize the housing orders a year ago.

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