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  • DHL renews partnership with Hero ISL

    MUMBAI: In its third year, international express service provider, DHL, today announced the renewal of its partnershi

  • ISL: DHL unveils campaign; to engage 450 million

    MUMBAI: DHL Express, the world’s leading international services provider, and the ‘Official Logistics Partner’ of the

  • Super Jury brings the hammer down on the Abbys controversy

    MUMBAI: As the winds of controversy blow through the Indian ad land post the 2013 Abbys Awards, the Super Jury consti

  • India gets 75 entries shortlisted at Spikes Asia 2012

    MUMBAI: Spikes Asia 2012 announced the shortlists for 10 categories on day one of the festival.

  • What The Hell? to conceptualise Slotco's revamped identity

    MUMBAI: Slotco, the storage systems manufacturing and hardware company, is going in for a brand revamp and has appoin

  • Revenue, costs rise at Manchester United

    Submitted by ITV Production on Feb 22
    indiantelevision.com Team

    MUMBAI: English soccer club Manchester United has posted a revenue of ?175 million for the six months to the end of 2011, up from ?156.5 million a year earlier, driven largely by rises in media and commercial income, including a new training kit deal with DHL.

    Operating costs, however, rose to ?110 million from ?96.9 million.

    Match day revenues rose from ?52.4 million to ?54.5 million, media revenue were up from ?53.7 million to ?60.9 million and commercial revenue was up from ?50.4 million to ?58.6 million.

    There was a fall in the bank balance, from ?150.6 million to ?50.9 million, over six months as a result of the ?47 million net outlay on transfers in the summer and ?5.3 million in the most recent quarter alone spent on buying back bonds.

    Debt was ?439 million less than the ?508 million reported a year ago.

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