Cisco shrugs off Q2 profit drop

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Giant networking vendor sees turnover rise six per cent and claims it is in a position of competitive advantage

Cisco’s net profit dropped nearly 18 per cent for its second fiscal quarter of 2011, despite a six per cent rise in turnover. The networking behemoth shrugged off the drop in profit for the thre...

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