AUSTRALIA: Billabong H1 profit drops 15% as sales fall
Author: just-style.com | 19 February 2010
Surfwear maker Billabong International Ltd today (19 February) posted a 15% drop in first-half profit, but said it continues to perform to expectation in a difficult global retail environment.
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