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"We believe there has been a significant turnround in the industry since the depths of the recession, " he added.

It would also mark a turnround from a year ago when the fund was under attack for its early loss-making investments.

However, hopes of a repeat performance and a relatively quick turnround in stock market sentiment seem remote at this juncture.

He says a big pitfall in turnround investing is to assume it is possible to grow your way out of trouble.

A recovery within a few months would be quite a turnround.

The double tragedy stunned the company but failed to halt the turnround, which continued under the leadership of Mr Skinner.

He has lots of plans for a turnround but already his old hot seat at Boeing, where he was chief executive, must be looking like a sinecure.

If you buy distressed, leveraged, out-of-favour companies on the verge of bankruptcy, hoping for a turnround, you are using leverage.

They punctuate a remarkable turnround for a financial centre that once boasted of its "light touch" approach to regulation.

China, the company's third largest market after the US and Germany, has made an important contribution to this turnround.

Until then, he said, both owners were committed to supporting the turnround.

Nokia's share price is down by a fifth since the Microsoft deal, signalling investor scepticism with the turnround.

More broadly, the chances of a manufacturing turnround are high: big falls in demand generate inventory build-ups and collapses in output.

McKinsey says the main driver of this turnround is emerging economies embarking on one of the biggest building booms in history.

Even so, it would have been nice to have more meat in the tale of Starbucks' turnround.

In 1991 the turnround in the US banks after three years of underperformance came only after the Japanese equity market bubble burst.

For a lucky few with good turnround skills, such bargain businesses may turn into lucrative opportunities.

The scale and speed of this turnround offers a stiff warning of the perils of seeking to peer beyond the present.

The strong showing in electronics persuaded some analysts that the group may have begun finally begun its long-awaited turnround.

Achieving reform of labour practices and regional spending should ensure a more sustainable turnround.

Liu Chuanzhi, the founder of Lenovo who reassumed the chairmanship in February, has so far talked a good turnround.

The turnround is especially notable because the end of the year is a strong time for Chinese exports of toys and other goods.

The targets will be connected to the success of the extensive turnround plan that has been instigated by new chief executive Stephen Hester.

The bank reported third-quarter earnings of $757m, a turnround from a loss of $159m the previous quarter.

One of the most remarkable stories of business reform and revival over the past decade has been the turnround in the Chinese banking sector.

A turnround of global equity prices could deliver a far larger part of those needs.

The five-fold increase in the offer for Bear represents a remarkable turnround for JPMorgan executives.

It has improved our turnround times and the quality of the image on the plate.

The announcement triggered a dramatic turnround for the Hang Seng index, which rallied by 55 per cent over the following six weeks.

This is an abrupt turnround from the situation three months ago when a majority of fund managers were underweight on China.

But this seems likely to fall short of bringing about a turnround.

But Markit described as "remarkable" the turnround in the UK manufacturing index.

The plan demonstrates the turnround in Russian public finances, fuelled by record energy prices, since its 1998 crisis.

A turnround in eurozone inflation could take longer than expected and "clearly, there are risks to the upside" , Mr Weber said.

No single action by Mr Murdoch poisoned his China expansion plans as much as his celebratory speech in 1993 to toast the turnround of BSkyB.

The crisis has also marked a turnround in private leverage in high-income countries.

Consider the turnround in Belgium's public finances during the 1990s, her officials add.

These cruise ships can turnround in two days.

The danger is that a turnround, however shallow, will convince the world things are soon going to be the way they were before.

The government said insurance industry veteran Ron Sandler would chair Northern Rock and oversee its turnround.

This is in spite of the recent turnround in investor sentiment for Chinese stocks that has led some to perform badly on market debut.

He even made the case that a turnround may already have started, predicated on the quality and diversity of Korean exports.

Many people get suckered into buying these sinking ships, betting on a turnround.

China's hotel and tourism market has undergone a dramatic turnround since it hit a low-point in 2003 because of the Sars epidemic.

This turnround in the fortunes of Li & Fung has been swift.

The turnround has been notable.

The catalyst for the turnround was a reform plan, introduced by the government last year, that tackled opaque shareholder structures.

"In this way the South will have more investment opportunities, while the North will have a chance to make an economic turnround. "

The world's third-largest PC maker reported strong first-quarter results, extending the turnround of its global PC business begun last year.

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