Vodafone K.K. returns to black mainly on 89.9 bil. yen tax relie

Vodafone K.K. returns to black mainly on 89.9 bil. yen tax relie

TOKYO, Japan - Vodafone K.K. Chiarman speaks at a press conference at a Tokyo hotel on May 24. The mobile phone service provider said its group net balance returned to the black in the 2004 business year as it booked 89.87 billion yen in future tax relief as a one-time gain. (Kyodo)

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