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Lenovo, the world's largest PC maker, has posted record third-quarter profit on higher sales of laptops and mobile devices in emerging markets. The Chinese firm said earnings rose 30% to $265m (£159m) from a year earlier, beating analysts' estimates of $247m. Revenues jumped by 15% to a record $10.8bn, led by sales in China. However, the firm warns its future finances will be negatively impacted by its recent purchase of IBM's low-end server business and Motorola Mobility.
Background:
Chinese PC maker Lenovo posts record profits and sales [BBC]
Lenovo was right to buy Motorola - just look at ThinkPad [Forbes]
